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• Cover
• Series
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Series Preface
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter One: History and Development
• RESTANDARDIZATION LEADING TO THE MMPI-2
• SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE MMPI AND MMPI-2
• ESSENTIAL REFERENCES FOR THE MMPI-2
• MORE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
• Chapter Two: Administration
• ESTABLISHING RAPPORT AND ENGENDERING MOTIVATION
• HOW TO ADMINISTER THE MMPI-2
• Chapter Three: Scoring
• SCORING METHODS
• CONVERTING RAW SCORES TO T-SCORES
• CODING THE PROFILE
• Chapter Four: Introduction to Interpretation
• TEST-TAKING ATTITUDE
• FACTOR STRUCTURE
• PATTERN VERSUS CONTENT APPROACHES TO INTERPRETATION
• THE STRATEGY OF INTERPRETATION
• Chapter Five: Assessing Protocol Validity
• DETERMINING COMPLETENESS
• ANALYZING CONSISTENCY
• ANALYZING ACCURACY
• OVERREPORTING SCALES
• UNDERREPORTING SCALES
• Chapter Six: The Standard Clinical Scales
• THE NORMAL VERSUS CLINICAL RANGE
• UNIFORM T-SCORES AND PERCENTILE RANKS
• SUBSCALES
• SCALE 1: HYPOCHONDRIASIS (Hs)
• SCALE 4: PSYCHOPATHIC DEVIATE (Pd)
• SCALE 5: MASCULINITY-FEMININITY (Mf)
• SCALE 6: PARANOIA (PA)
• SCALE 7: PSYCHASTHENIA (PT)
• SCALE 9: HYPOMANIA (MA)
• SCALE 0: SOCIAL INTROVERSION-EXTROVERSION (SI)
• Chapter Seven: The Content and Content Component, Personality Psychopathology–5 (PSY-5), Restructured Clinical (RC), and Supplementary Scales
• Chapter Eight: Profile Patterns and Codetypes
• DEFINING AND SELECTING THE CODETYPE
• Chapter Nine: Strengths and Weaknesses of the MMPI-2
• DEVELOPMENT
• ADMINISTRATION AND SCORING
• STANDARDIZATION
• RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY
• INTERPRETATION
• Chapter Ten: Clinical Applications of the MMPI-2
• ASSESSMENT OF SELF-PRESENTATION
• ASSESSMENT OF THE SEVERITY AND CHRONICITY OF DISTURBANCE
• ASSESSMENT OF CLINICAL SYNDROMES
• ASSESSMENT OF SYMPTOMATIC STATUS
• ASSESSMENT OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONING
• ASSESSMENT OF PERSONALITY CHANGE AND SUITABILITY FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY
• Chapter Eleven: Illustrative Case Report
• BACKGROUND INFORMATION
• REASON FOR REFERRAL, PRESENTING PROBLEM, HISTORY, AND MENTAL STATUS
• THE CASE OF ANDREW M.
• References
• Annotated Bibliography
• MANUAL AND RELATED DOCUMENTS
• FUNDAMENTAL ARCHIVAL SOURCES
• CONTEMPORARY INTERPRETIVE RESOURCES
• THE MMPI/MMPI-2 AND TREATMENT
• CRITIQUES AND CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES
• About the Author
• Index