1. Development of the MMPI and the MMPI-2Development of the MMPIDevelopment of the MMPI-22. Administration and ScoringQualifications of Test UsersWho Can Take the MMPI-2?Administering the MMPI-2Testing MaterialsScoring the MMPI-2Constructing hte ProfileCoding the Profile3. The Validity ScalesCannot Say (?) ScoreL (L) ScaleInfrequency (F) ScaleCorrection (K) ScaleBack Infrequency (Fb) ScaleVariable Response Inconsistency (VRIN) ScaleTrue Response Inconsistency (TRIN) ScaleInrequency-Psychopathology [F(p)] ScaleSuperlative (S) ScaleOther Validity IndicatorsProfile InvalidityDeviant Response Sets and StylesRandom RespondingAll True RespondingAll False RespondingNegative Self-PresentationPositive Self-Presentation4. The Clinical ScalesScale 1 (Hypochondriasis)Scale 2 (Depression)Scale 3 (Hysteria)Scale 4 (Psychopathic Deviate)Scale 5 (Masculinity-Femininity)Scale 6 (Paranoia)Scale 7 (Psychasthenia)Scale 8 (Schizophrenia)Scale 9 (Hypomania)Scale 0 (Social Introversion)5. Profile ConfigurationsDetermining Code TypesTwo-Point Code TypesThree-Point Code TypesOther Configural Aspects6. Content InterpretationThe Harris-Lingoes SubscalesSubscales for Scales 5 and 0The MMPI-2 Content ScalesContent Component ScalesCritical Items7. Supplementary ScalesAnxiety (A) and Repression (R) ScalesEgo Strength (Es) ScaleMacAndrew Alcoholism Scale-Revised (MAC-R)Addiction Acknowledgment Scale (AAS)Addition Potential Scale (APS)Martial Distress Scale (MDS)Hostility (Ho) ScaleOvercontroled-Hostility (O-H) ScaleDominance (Do) ScaleSocial Responsibility (Re) ScaleCollege Maladjustment (Mt) ScaleMasculine Gender Role (GM) and Feminine Gender Role (GF) ScalesPost-traumatic Stress Disorder (PK) ScaleSubtle-Obvious Subscales8.
Psychometric ConsiderationsStandardizationScale ConstructionNormsT-score TransformationsTemporal StabilityInternal ConsistencyScale-Level Facotr StructureItem-Level Factor StructureResponse Sets and StylesValidityValidity of the Original MMPIComparability of MMPI and MMPI-2 Raw ScoresComparability of MMPI and MMPI-2 T ScoresComparability of MMPI and MMPI-2 ConfigurationsValidity of the MMPI-29. Use with Special GroupsAdolescentsOlder AdultsEthnic MinoritiesAfrican AmericansHispanicsNative AmericansAsian AmericansMedical PatientsCorrectional SettingsNonclinical Settings10. An Interpretive StrategyA General StrategyTest-takking AttitudeAdjustment LevelCharacterisitc Traits and BehaviorsDynamics and EtiologyDiagnostic ImpressionsTreatment ImplicationsSpecific Referral QuestionsAn Illustrative CaseAdditional Practice CasesGiving Feedback to Clients11. Computerized Administration, Scoring, and InterpretatationAutomated AdministrationAutomated ScoringAutomated InterpretationSample of Computerized Interpreted ReportComparison of Computerized and Clinician-Generated InterpretationsEvaluation of Automated ServicesProfessional Guidelines for Computerized AssessmentEvaluating the Validity of Computerized InterpretationsConclusions and RecommendationsChapter Appendix12. Assessing Adolescents: The MMPI-ADevelopment of the MMPI-AMMPI-A Validity ScalesMMPI-A Supplementary ScalesMMPI-A Harris-Lingoes SubscalesMMPI-A Scale 0 SubscalesMMPI-A Content ScalesMMPI-A Harris-Lingoes SubscalesMMPI-A Scale 0 SubscalesReliability and Validity of the MMPI-AInterpreting the MMPI-A Validity ScalesInterpreting the MMPI-A Clinical ScalesInterpreting the MMPI-A Content ScalesMMPI-A Critical ItemsMMPI-A Interpretive StrategyIllustrative Case13. Forensic Applications of the MMPI-2Admissibility of MMPI-2 EvidenceSome Important IssuesNormsCorrelates of ScalesUse with Ethnic MinoritiesProfilingAdministering the MMPI-2Scoring the MMPI-2Interpreting the MMPI-2Some Forensic UsesDetecting Invalid RespondingAssessing Clinical ConditionsScreening for Substance AbusePredicting DangerousnessAssessing InsanityAssessing Competency to Stand TrialDomestic Relations EvaluationsCorrectional SettingsPersonal Injury AssessmentsPresenting Expert Opinions Based on the MMPI-2ReferencesAppendi.