MMPI Performance in Chronic Medical Illness: the use of Computer-Derived Interpretations

Abstract

In the development of the MMPI, one of the original purposes of this self-report inventory was to assist the physician in the detection of neuroses in his patients. Dahlstrom and Welsh (i), however, raise the question… ‘can a person who is physically deformed, handicapped, or sick get appreciable score elevations on the profile merely by giving a factual description of his disorder … (p. 274)?’

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