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Licensed assessment | 567 true-or-false items
MMPI-2
A full, transparent browser-scored version of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2, followed by validity checks, scale scores, and a written interpretation.
This is a real standardized assessment, but this website is not a clinician. The report is educational. It is not a diagnosis, an official Pearson score report, or a substitute for interpretation by a qualified professional. Do not use it for hiring, court, disability, school placement, or other decisions about another person.
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Your MMPI-2 results
Your profile and interpretation
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Basic profile
Clinical scales
These are T scores . The lighter band marks the broadly typical range. Scores at 65 and above receive the most interpretive weight.
Specific themes
Content scales
These scales show which kinds of concerns contributed to the broader profile.
Item review
Critical-item groupings
These are old item-review lists, not scores or diagnoses. Each line shows how many answered items matched that list. There is no cutoff, and the label cannot tell you what an answer meant or whether it describes something happening now.
For a closer look
Additional scales
These supporting scales can clarify a profile, but they should not outweigh the validity and basic clinical scales above.
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