THE MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PERSONALITY INVENTORY-2
Robert P. Archer
Abstract
Robert P. Archer
Abstract
In the normative sample, the test-retest correlations for the Clinical Scales range from .67 to .93 for men and from .54 to .92 for women, those for the RC Scales range from .62 to .88 for the combined sample, and those for the Content Scales range from. 77 to .91 for men and from. 78 to .91 for women. The Supplementary Scales had test-retest correlations that range from .63 to .91 for men and from .69 to .91 for women. Harkness et aI. (2002) reported PSY-5 Scale test-retest coefficients for the overall sample that range from .78 to .88.
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In the normative sample, the test-retest correlations for the Clinical Scales range from .67 to .93 for men and from .54 to .92 for women, those for the RC Scales range from .62 to .88 for the combined sample, and those for the Content Scales range from. 77 to .91 for men and from. 78 to .91 for women. The Supplementary Scales had test-retest correlations that range from .63 to .91 for men and from .69 to .91 for women. Harkness et aI. (2002) reported PSY-5 Scale test-retest coefficients for the overall sample that range from .78 to .88.
Key concepts: Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, California Psychological Inventory, Psychology, Personality, Personality Assessment Inventory, Clinical psychology, Psychoanalysis