From what I was reading (please feel free to correct me), the normal score range is a fixed value and does NOT change from person to person. The "normal" score range is shown between the two parallel, horizontal lines, no? Thus, the farther away from this range, the more abnormal the scores are. Ok then, how does that graph invalidate my statements? It quickly gives you a visual idea of the more extreme scores, but it doesn't at all meed you absolutely need to graph it. If all it does is give you a scale score, then it's useless. If it can interpret your results then it's good. That's how I know about the MMPI and how the results are interpreted. Updated -īy the way, one day long, long ago I decided to read a book (yes, a real book!) about the MMPI. INTR Introversion / Low Positive EmotionalityĒ0 71đ00įRS1 Generalized Fearfulnessđ0 undefinedđ00īIZ2 Schizotypal CharacteristicsĐ 41đ00ĬYN2 Interpersonal SuspiciousnessĒ 43đ00 NEGE Negative Emotionality / NeuroticismĒ7 84đ00 Pd-S Psychopathic Deviate, Subtleđ1 52đ00ĭneĝysfunctional Negative Emotionsđ4 70đ00 Pd-O Psychopathic Deviate, Obviousđ2 66đ00 PS Post-traumatic Stress Disorderē4 79đ00 PK Post-traumatic Stress DisorderĒ0 70đ00
MAC-R MacAndrew Alcoholism Scale-Revisedđ9 44đ00 TRT Negative Treatment Indicatorsđ3 71đ00 Sc5 Lack of Ego Mastery, Defective InhibitionĔ 68đ00
Sc3 Lack of Ego Mastery, Cognitiveē 60đ00 Mf Masculinity-Femininity - FemaleĔ0 undefinedđ00
I am really freaking out that these are bad scores and that I have more psychological problems than I realized before.
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