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Interpretive accuracy of two MMPI short forms with geriatric patients

Charles S. Newmark · Lee Gentry · J. Kenneth Whitt

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Assessed and compared the interpretive accuracy of the standard MMPI and two MMPI short forms with a sample of geriatric psychiatric inpatients (N = 104). Psychiatric teams evaluated the accuracy of the interpretation of the various MMPIs. Standard form interpretations were rated significantly greater than the interpretations obtained from either of the short forms.

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