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Relationship between the mini-mult and the MMPI with medical patients

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The correspondence between the MMPI and a shortened version of the MMPI, the Mini-Mult, was examined with 50 male and 50 female medical outpatients. The results indicated that the individual scales of the Mini-Mult produced results highly similar to those produced by the standard MMPI scales. As a screening device in a medical setting, the Mini-Mult appears to be a farily accurate substitute for the MMPI.

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1972A lengthened mini: The Midi-Mult 1970Further investigation of the Mini-Mult.1972Comparison of the standard MMPI and the Mini-Mult in a psychiatric outpatient clinic.1972Validity of the Mini-Mult with male reformatory inmates 1974Correspondence between Mini-Mult and standard MMPI scale scores in patients with neurological disease.1974Comparison of the MMPI and the Mini-Mult with alcoholics.

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