Translator's Preface
Introduction to the 3rd Edition of the Psychological Assessment with the MMPI-2/MMPI-2-RF
Recommendation
Author's Preface
Acknowledgements

Chapter 01 Development of the MMPI and MMPI-2
Introduction to the MMPI and MMPI-2
Development of the MMPI
Restandardization of the MMPI, MMPI-2
Research Questionnaire and MMPI-2 Questionnaire
New norm group
homogeneous T-score

Chapter 02 Administration and Scoring of the MMPI-2
MMPI-2 and MMPI-2-RF
MMPI-2 translated version
Inspector Qualifications and Implementation Guidelines
Inspection environment
Essential requirements for the subject
Scoring and profiling of the test
Profile coding
Code pattern agreement between MMPI and MMPI-2
Code type stability

Chapter 03 Profile Validity Assessment
Traditional and derived measurements
Self-disfavorable measures
Self-favorable measures
Other validity indicators

Chapter 04 Interpreting Validity Scales
? Score (no response)
VRIN scale (random response inconsistency, 67 item pairs)
TRIN scale (fixed response inconsistency, 23 item pairs)
F scale (atypical, 60 items)
F(B) scale (atypical - second half, 40 items)
F(p) scale (atypical-psychopathological, 27 items)
L scale (wife, 15 items)
K scale (calibrated, 30 items)
S scale (exaggerated self-presentation, 50 items)
Mp scale (positive most, 26 items)
Sd scale (social desirability, 33 items)
Ss scale (socioeconomic status, 73 items)
FF(B) indicator
FK indicator
'Yes' response rate indicator
Guidelines for Determining the Validity of a Profile
Radio and bias responses
Frequently observed validity scale patterns

Chapter 05 MMPI-2 Clinical Scales and Related Subscales
Development and use of clinical scales
Basic clinical scales

Chapter 06 Code Type Interpretation
Introduction
Clinical scales and code types

Chapter 07 Content Scale
Critical question
Content scale
General principles of content scale interpretation
Personality Psychopathology Five (PSY-5)

Chapter 08 Supplementary Scale Interpretation
introduction
Factor scales Anxiety (A) and Repression (R)
Ego Strength Scale (Es)
Dominance Scale (Do)
Social Responsibility Scale (Re)
College Maladjustment Scale (Mt), Keane et al.'s Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Scale (PK), Schlenger and Kulka's Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Scale (PS)
Marital Dysadjustment Scale (MDS)
Hostility Scale (Ho)
Hostility Overcontrol Scale (OH)
Measures related to substance abuse: MacAndrew Alcoholism Scale (MAC/MAC-R), Addiction Admission Scale (AAS), Addiction Potential Scale (APS)
Male Gender Role Scale (GM) and Female Gender Role Scale (GF)

Chapter 09 Interpretation and Report Writing
Clinical and empirical approaches to interpretation
demographic variables
Interpretation stage
Common code patterns
Report writing
Feedback provided to clients

Chapter 10 Reconstructed Clinical Scales
introduction
RCd (Demoralization)
RC1 (Somatic Complaints)
RC2 (Low Positive Emotions)
RC3 (Cynicism)
RC4 (Antisocial Behavior)
RC6 (Ideas of Persecution)
RC7 (Dysfunctional Negative Emotions)
RC8 (Aberrant Experiences)
RC9 (Hypomanic Activation)
Interpretation Considerations
Criticism of the Reconstructed Clinical Scale
opinion

Chapter 11 Multifaceted Personality Test II Redesigned Edition
MMPI-2-RF
Validity scale
Self-Unfavorable Reporting
Self-Favorable Reporting
Higher-Order Scales
Specific Problems (SP) Scales]
Interest Scales
Personality Psychopathology Five (PSY-5) Scales
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Chapter 12: Automated Interpretation of the MMPI-2 and MMPI-2-RF
Computer automatic interpretation system
Computer-Aided Analysis Reports: Case Studies
Comments on the automated interpretation report

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