Part Ⅰ．Administration

1 ADMINISTERING AND SCORING THE MMPI

2 SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF ADMINISTRATION

Part Ⅱ．Interpretation

3 THE BASIC SCALES

4 BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MMPI PROFILES

5 VALIDITY SCALE PATTERNS

6 MAJOR CONFIGURAL PATTERNS

7 REPRESENTATIVE MMPI INTERPRETATIONS

Part Ⅲ．Clinical Applications

8 SCREENING AND SELECTION PROBLEMS

9 APPRAISAL OF SYMPTOMIC STATUS

10 ASSESSMENT OF EMOTIONAL CONTROL

11 ANALYSIS OF SYMPTOM FORMATION

12 TREATMENT

Appendixes

A．Card Form Scoring

B．Scale Membership and Direction of Scoring for Each Item

C．Item Conversion Tables for the Card and Booklet Forms

D．An Alphabetical Listing of Items

E．Frequency of True and Cannot Say Responses to Each Item

F．Favorability Rating of Each Item

G．Critical Items

H．T-Score Conversion Tables for the Basic Scales and Selected Special Scales

I．Basic and Special Scales and Scoring Procedures

J．Rules for Discriminating Psychotic from Neurotic Profiles

K．Reliability Estimates on the Basic Scales from Various Populations

L．Intercorrelations among the Basic Scales on Various Populations

M．Frequencies of Two-Point Codes in Various Normal and Clinical Populations

N．Translations of the MMPI

References

Index