Further Evidence concerning Acquiescence and the MMPI

Charles F. Dicken · John Van Pelt

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94 normal and 100 schizophrenic Ss were tested with the MMPI and with a version of the MMPI composed of items reversed in meaning. Comparison of original and reversed items and scales indicated little if any of the variance of the original can be attributed to acquiescence response style. Several item-reversal studies of the MMPI are reviewed and a high degree of consistency is noted.

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