The Mini-Mult as a Personnel Screening Technique: A Preliminary Report

Patricia Brilliant Lacks · Barbara J. Powell

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This study investigated the relationship between the standard MMPI and the 71-item Mini-Mult in male and female applicants for a psychiatric attendant position. Four significant differences were found. It appears that the Mini-Mult is reliably related to the MMPI and might be used to screen certain populations.

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1968Prediction of the standard MMPI scale scores from 71 items: The Mini-Mult.1970Further investigation of the Mini-Mult.

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