The MMPI®-3 score and interpretive reports provide raw and T scores for all 52 empirically validated scales. These reports also enable users to include comparative means and standard deviations for a variety of comparison groups from mental health, medical, forensic, and public safety settings or to include descriptive data from their own customized comparison group.

Score Report

This report provides scores for all 52 scales of the test and includes a summary page to facilitate standard MMPI-3 interpretation along with customizable item-level information. The report is arranged in the following sections:

• Validity Scales
• Higher-Order (H-O) and Restructured Clinical (RC) Scales
• Somatic/Cognitive and Internalizing Scales
• Externalizing and Interpersonal Scales
• PSY-5 Scales
• Item-Level Information (customizable)

Sample Reports (coming soon)

Interpretive Report for Clinical Settings

This report includes the Score Report followed by an integrated interpretation of scores organized in the following sections:

• Synopsis – summary of the major findings
• Protocol Validity – comprehensive information about potential threats to test score validity
• Substantive Scale Interpretation – description of clinical symptoms, personality characteristics, and behavioral tendencies
• Diagnostic Considerations – diagnostic possibilities indicated by test results
• Treatment Considerations – recommendations pertaining to treatment planning
• Item-Level Information – list of unscorable responses, critical responses, and optional user-designated item-level information (if selected)
• Endnotes – identification of scores associated with each interpretive statement
• Research Reference List – publications supporting empirical-correlate-based statements (updated as additional studies are published)

Sample Reports (coming soon)

Police Candidate Interpretive Report

Authors: David M. Corey, PhD & Yossef S. Ben-Porath, PhD

The leading psychological screening tool for law enforcement, now updated for the MMPI-3.

Developed with new normative data and based on the most up-to-date police candidate outcome research, this report helps psychologists identify high-risk candidates in an efficient, evidence-based, and legally defensible way.

This report includes full scoring information (see Score Report) and an integrated interpretation of scores specifically for police candidates, organized in the following sections:

• Synopsis—summary of major conclusions
• Protocol Validity—comprehensive information about test validity with guidance on implications of overly positive self-presentation
• Clinical Findings—description of clinical-level symptoms, personality characteristics, and behavioral tendencies
• Diagnostic Considerations—diagnostic possibilities indicated by test results
  Comparison Group Findings—substantive scale findings in the context of the police candidate comparison group
• Job-Relevant Correlates—potential problems in 10 job domains identified as relevant to police candidate suitability
  Item-Level Information—list of unscorable responses, critical responses, optional user-designated item-level information, and critical follow-up items for police candidate evaluations
• Endnotes—identification of scores associated with each interpretive statement
• Research Reference List—sources supporting empirical-correlate-based statements (updated as additional studies are published)

Sample Reports (coming soon)