A Minnesota Multiphasic Inventory (MMPI) Magyarországon az 1970-es évek óta használatos pszichodiagnosztikai mérőeszköz, melynek második kiadása (MMPI-2) 1989-ben jelent meg a nemzetközi használatban, Magyarországon pedig 2009-ben készült el az adaptációja.
Jelen tanulmány célja, hogy bemutassa az MMPI-2-ben megjelent változásokat, újításokat és a teszt előnyeit a korábbi változatához képest.
A téma-összefoglaló tanulmány rávilágít, hogy az MMPI-2 kifejlesztése nemcsak új normatív mintát, de nyelvi-stilisztikai megújulást is hozott. Ezenfelül a korábbi Validitási és Klinikai skálák mellett olyan új skálák is megjelentek, mint az Újrastrukturált klinikai skálák, a Tartalmi skálák és a személyiségpszichopatológia mérésére alkalmas PSY-5 skálák. Megtörtént továbbá a Kiegészítő skálák revíziója, illetve új Kiegészítő skálák bevezetése és új Validitási skálák kifejlesztése is.
A változtatások részletes számbavétele rámutat arra, hogy az MMPI újrasztenderdizálása során kialakított MMPI-2 jóval átfogóbb, egyben differenciáltabb értelmezést kínál a különböző mentális zavarok és pszichopatológiai jelenségek megértése szempontjából, mint az eredeti változat. Kitekintésként pedig ismertetésre kerül a nemzetközi gyakorlatba már bevezetett két új MMPI-fejlesztés, az MMPI-2-Resturctured Form (MMPI-2-RF) és az MMPI-3 is.
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