Psychological Assessment With the MMPI-2

Psychological Assessment With the MMPI-2

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User-friendly yet sophisticated, Psychological Assessment With the MMPI-2 will be welcomed by practicing psychologists, researchers, and students alike. This long-awaited second edition constitutes the single most comprehensive and up-to-date textbook of MMPI-2 interpretation. Completely rewritten to address the changes to the original instrument that resulted in the MMPI-2 in l989, it describes in detail all the MMPI-2 scales--clinical, supplementary, and content--and offers empirically-grounded and clinically-tested recommendations for their use. The last decade has seen an explosion of research, as well as a steady accumulation of experiential wisdom; bridging the gap between behavioral science and practice, the authors review all the major findings and their implications and draw on rich clinical material to illuminate the issues.

This second edition:
* helps users with forensic interests including attorneys needing a reference for expert review;
* gives step-by-step advice on interpreting profiles;
* includes treatment recommendations in the explanation of every code pattern;
* provides extensive guidance on report-writing for new users;
* compares the most current MMPI-2 computer reports;
* features numerous tables, figures, and appendices for all the MMPI-2 scales including the newer validity measures; and
* incorporates 570 references (235 completely new).

Table of Contents

Contents: W.G. Dahlstrom, Foreword. R.P. Archer, Foreword. Preface. Development of the MMPI and MMPI-2. Measures of Profile Validity. The Clinical Scales and Their Derivatives. Administration and Scoring. Interpreting the Validity Scales. Interpreting the MMPI-2 Clinical Scales. Interpreting the Content of the MMPI-2: Critical Items, Content Scales, and Subscales. Interpreting the Supplementary Scales. Interpretation and Report Writing. Computerized Interpretation of the MMPI-2. Appendices: Scoring Keys and Norms for MMPI-2 Scales and Critical Items. MMPI-2 Uniform and Linear T-Score Conversions for Validity, Clinical, Supplementary, Content, Content Component, Subscales, and Special Scales. Item Overlap and Intercorrelations Among the Standard MMPI-2 Validity and Clinical Scales in the Caldwell Clinical Data Set. K- and Non-K-Corrected T-Score Values for the MMPI-2 Basic Scales Based on the Original Minnesota Normative Group.

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