Question No 90: What are some of the psychological disorders for which the MMPI was originally developed?
Answer: The MMPI was developed for diagnosing disorders such as depression, hysteria, paranoia, psychopathic deviance, and schizophrenia.
Question No 91: Is the MMPI only used for diagnosing severe psychological problems?
Answer: No, the MMPI is also used for assessing personality attributes in individuals without severe disorders, especially in the context of psychotherapy.
Question No 92: What does the California Psychological Inventory (CPI) assess?
Answer: The CPI assesses personality traits, including poise & ascendancy, socialization, achievement potential, and interest modes.
Question No 93: How many statements are included in the CPI, and how are they answered?
Answer: The CPI consists of 434 true-or-false statements that individuals respond to.
Question No 94: How many different scales does the CPI result in?
Answer: The CPI results in scores across 20 different scales, measuring various personality characteristics.
Question No 95: Who developed the California Psychological Inventory (CPI), and when was it first published?
Answer: The CPI was developed by U.S. psychologist Harrison Gough and was first published in 1957.
