Minnesota Rating Scale
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CLINICAL SCALES Hs - Hypochondriasis. D - Depression. Hy - Hysteria. Pd - Psychopathic Deviate. Mf - Masculinity/Femininity. Pa - Paranoia. Pt - Psychasthenia. Sc - Schizophrenia.More items...
The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) is designed to assess an individual's state of mental health. The test items evaluate a number of different issues and can identify struggles in substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and personality disorders with a great degree of accuracy.
The TRIN and VRIN scales These two scales detect answer patterns that indicate the person taking the test chose answers without actually considering the question. In a TRIN (True Response Inconsistency) pattern, someone uses a fixed answer pattern, such as five true followed by five false answers.
MMPI-2 Scoring & Interpretation Meaning The normal range of T scores is from 50 to 65. Anything above 65 and anything below 50 is considered clinically significant and open for interpretation by the psychologist.
The technical manual suggests that T-scores in the range of 8099 (raw score range 57) indicate possible over-reporting of somatic problems, and scores 2265100 (raw score 2265 8) indicates over-reporting of somatic problems and possible invalidity of scores on the MMPI-2-RF Somatic Scales.
High (>Raw 22). If there are signs of psychopathology in the history, then high K indicates defensiveness, insightlessness, intolerance, dogmatism, and being controlling. Very high scores are usually a sign of defensiveness.
Subjects vvere categorized once for each MMPI-2 clinical scale (except Scales 5 and 0) into one of three categories: low scorers (T < 41), medium scorers (T = 41-64), or high scorers (T > 64). A low cutoff of 40 and below was chosen, as recommended by Butcher and colleagues (1989).
The MMPI-2 is designed with 10 clinical scales. which assess 10 major categories of abnormal human behavior, and four validity scales, which assess the person's general test-taking attitude and whether they answered the items on the test in a truthful and accurate manner.
Twenty or more left unanswered should be considered significant. TRIN - True Response Inconsistency scale (Butcher, Dahlstrom, Graham & Tellegen 1989). (MMPI-2) 23 pairs of items that are semantically inconsistent. High scores, 13 or more, have responded to the MMPI in a "yea-saying" test set, responding mostly "True".
Ten clinical scales (as found in the original MMPI) are used in assessment, and are as follows: hypochondriasis, depression, hysteria, psychopathic deviate, masculinity-femininity, paranoia, psychasthenia, schizophrenia, mania, and social introversion.
