MMPI-2™
AND CPI™ REPORTS FOR CLINICIANS
MMPI CLINICAL NARRATIVE REPORTS
Among the first narrative comprehensive, computerized psychodiagnostic
reports made available to the professional community, Behaviordata's
reports are backed by more than 40 years of research and refinement.
The reports contain ten clinical scales and 161 subscales
(using four types of T-scores for each), along with 45 derived
factors and indices, standardized to Behaviordata's proprietary
norms. The NCS-Pearson (Minnesota) MMPI-2™ clinical
scales are also in each report.
Carefully designed to optimize their usefulness to the clinical
practitioner, seven types of narrative clinical reports
are offered to the mental health professional. Each clinical
report includes information on test validity, fully annotated,
specific DSM diagnoses, and recommendations for treatment.
Additional descriptions of psychodynamics and personality
issues vary by report type. Non-clinical self-reports are
also available for clinicians to give to their clients; these
reports are unique to this system and are designed to provide
the client with information about himself or herself.
Back to top
CPI Clinical Narrative Reports
Authorized by Consulting Psychologists Press to provide
the CPI clinical scoring system, Behaviordata offers CPI
narrative reports of the same quality and format as
its MMPI-2T reports. In-depth analysis is based on 141 scales
and 45 factor scores, and is the most comprehensive clinical
application of the CPI instrument available in the industry.
As a widely-researched personality inventory, the CPI is
useful for assessing older adolescents and adults. While the
Behaviordata clinical interpretation of the CPI is useful
for diagnosing pathology, the focus of the CPI instrument
is on coping behavior within normal populations. Our CPI
clinical reports include annotated DSM diagnoses, with
an emphasis on personality traits like leadership, dominance,
social maturity, responsibility, ethical behavior, and achievement
style. Scoring both the 480-item and the newer, 462-item editions,
Behaviordata's CPI narratives assure you of highly useful
information.
Back to top
MMPI and CPI Report Types
Report 0: Profile and Data Page
A report designed primarily for the professional who prefers
to interpret the inventory results himself or herself. Instead
of a narrative, it contains an inventory profile, data page,
and input echo page. Options available with Report 0 are the
Self Report and Research Option.
Report 1: HR and Personnel Report
Designed for use by industrial psychologists and personnel
counselors. Contains critical items and relevant non-clinical
personality information, and emphasizes the "World of Work"
section of the narrative.
Report 2: Counselor's Report
Designed for use by marriage, pastoral, rehabilitation,
vocational, and school counselors or caseworkers. Includes
statements about the person's strengths and weaknesses as
they affect coping behavior and his or her potential for counseling.
Includes the "World of Work" section.
Report 3: Violence and Risk Assessment Correctional Report
Designed for use by correctional counselors, including probation
and parole officers and caseworkers in correctional institutions.
A useful source of information before sentencing, in diversion
programs, and to determine the potential for rehabilitation
and the advisability of parole. This report addresses the
issues of potential risk of violence or re-offending.
Report 5: Physician's Clinical Report
The only MMPI Report created by a physican for physicians. Contains personality and pathology information relevant
to physical functioning. Included are substance abuse potential,
demandingness, hypochondriacal tendencies, hysteria, diagnostic
impression(s), and potential treatment modalities. Available
only to licensed professionals and physicians.
Report 6: Diagnostic Clinical Report
Designed as a psychodiagnostic aid. Used by hospitals and
clinics for admission purposes. Contains relevant personality
and pathology information and includes the "Diagnostic Impression"
section of the narrative. Available only to licensed professionals.
Report 7: Comprehensive Clinical Report
Behaviordata's most detailed report, designed for a thorough
analysis of both personality and pathology. Includes fully
developed and indexed suggested DSM diagnoses. Has been accepted
as evidence in a wide range of legal proceedings. Available
only to licensed professionals.
Back to top
Self-Report (available with any of the above reports)
A special report designed to be read by the client who has
completed the Inventory. The narrative is written in the second
person, using non-technical language. It includes some personality
information and the "World of Work" narrative. This report
is unique to the Behaviordata system. It is designed to provide
the client with insightful information about himself or herself.
This report can be a valuable resource for clinical assessment
and or treatment.
Differential Report
Designed for program evaluations, clinical research, and
evaluation of longitudinal changes in personality and pathology.
A non-narrative report, used when an MMPI or CPI is given to
a person on two or more occasions; lists all Behaviordata
scales, factors, and special scores. The two sets of scores
are listed along with the amount and direction of difference
occurring between the two administrations. When the scores
differ by more than one standard deviation, they are flagged
with an indicator of the significance of difference. Requires
two administrations to the same person.
(Marriage Counseling
and Family Therapy Reports are in the development stage at
present.)
Back to top
MMPI and CPI Available Options
Research Option (RO) - adds scale scores,
profile, and other numeric data
Critical Items (CI) - lists item responses
that are unusual or noteworthy
Supplementary Scores (SS) - scores for
additional, non-narrated scales
Penal/Correctional (P/C) - additional information
useful in forensic cases
DSM/ICD-9 - diagnoses classified by ICD-9
as well as DSM (required by Workers' Compensation and some
insurance companies).
Back to top
SHAPIRO CONTROL INVENTORY (SCI)
The SCI is a new instrument to provide a comprehensive examination of issues in human control. The 197-item instrument yields 9 scales that measure a person's ability to exercise control in real-life situations.
GUIDEPAK
The GuidePak is a self-help instrument designed to let a client integrate information about personality (as it relates to working) and occupational interests, to choose his or her ideal career. It includes narrative reports for both the CPI™ and the Strong Interest Inventory™, as well as a 101-page workbook intended to increase client commitment and participation. The workbook provides additional career information for the client’s use.
COMPREHENSIVE PERSONALITY PROFILE (CPP)
The CPP is a state-of-the-art psychological measure designed to help in improving employee selection. This useful instrument helps personnel managers identify strengths and weaknesses in each candidate for employment, while pinpointing management problems.
STRONG INTEREST INVENTORY™
The Strong Interest Inventory™ has the longest history of any job-related inventory. This test assesses a person’s vocational interests and compares the person’s scores to those of people who are established in certain professions. In addition, the test measures the person’s intellectual efficiency, as well as introversion vs. extroversion. The test also describes people in terms of general types of vocational interests, namely "Realistic," "Investigative," "Artistic," "Social," "Enterprising," and "Conventional."
Back to top
