Comparing the Diagnostic Validity of an Abbreviated and Standard MMPI

Charles S. Newmark · Alfred J. Finch Jr.

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The diagnostic efficacy of the MMPI-168 and standard MMPI was compared with a sample of psychiatric inpatients. Using traditional psychiatric measures and projective testing as a basis for the criterion diagnoses, no significant differences were found between the two MMPI forms. Rationale for the methodology employed was discussed.

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1974The MMPI-168 for Psychiatric Screening 1960Objective configural rules for discriminating psychotic from neurotic MMPI profiles.1973Factor structure of the MMPI-168 in a psychiatric population.1975Validity of the MMPI-168 for Psychiatric Screening1 1975The MMPI-168 with psychiatric patients 1974FACTOR STRUCTURE O F THE MMPI IN A PSYCHIATRIC POPULATION 1964Objective configural rules for discriminating mmpi profiles in a psychiatric population

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