Case history correlates of three MMPI profile types.

Gilberstadt, Harold; Düker, Jan

doi:10.1037/h0042302

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“…These profile types were familiar on the basis of experience and previous research concerning profile types. 4 From this sorting, several sets of profiles emerged. Profiles in each set were very similar to one another in shape and interpretation.…”

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A Modal MMPI Profile Type in Neurodermatitis

Gilberstadt

1962

Psychosomatic Medicine

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“…Many profiles are so common and so frequently associated with certain important character and personality syndromes that they can provide a reliable indicator of the syndrome or character type. 4 …”

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A Modal MMPI Profile Type in Neurodermatitis

Gilberstadt

1962

Psychosomatic Medicine

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“…All veterans included in the study produced a valid MMPI that was administered not more that 21 days before or 21 days after admission. All the veterans were between 20 and 60 years of age, with an estimated IQ above 104 (Gilberstadt & Duker, 1960). In a subsequent report, Gilberstadt (1969) discussed in more detail the process that evolved in the selection of profile clusters.…”

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Empirical Correlates of Common MMPI-2 Two-Point Codes in Male Psychiatric Inpatients

2003

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Empirical correlates of common Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2) 2-point codes were identified for a sample of 1,213 inpatient men. A comprehensive standardized review of the hospital record was undertaken, and clinically relevant demographic, diagnostic, and behavioral information was extracted from intake summaries obtained prior to administration of the MMPI-2. Nonmutually exclusive psychiatric diagnoses found in the sample included substance abuse or dependence, schizophrenia, depression, bipolar affective disorder post-traumatic stress disorder, and other anxiety disorders as well as personality disorders. Subsamples consisting of the five most frequently obtained well-defined 2-point code types were selected, and empirical correlates of each code type were then identified and described. Remarkable consistency was found between the empirical correlates of the code types obtained in this study and the correlates of the same code types described by other investigators 40 years ago.

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“…Common code types based on a two-digit coding system and various correlates of the profiles began to emerge (Dahlstrom & Welsh, 1960;Welsh & Dahlstrom, 1956). Gilberstadt and Duker (1960) made the first systematic attempt to provide a "cookbook" for actuarial description of personality. Answering Meehl's (1956) appeal they selected three fairly similar code types, the 27, 274, 278 profiles, and found significant between-type differences with respect to historical and symptomatic variables.…”

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Demographic and prognostic characteristics of psychiatric patients classified by gross MMPI measures.

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Vestre²

1968

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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Application of the Gilberstadt-Duker MMPI rules to the MMPI profiles of patients admitted to a psychiatric hospital revealed that only 28% of the patients produced classifiable profiles. A large proportion (36%) of the patients produced invalid profiles. These patients were studied further by classifying all profiles on the basis of gross indices of valid (i.e., L > 60 and/or F > 80) vs. invalid and normal (i.e., all clinical scales less than T = 70) vs. abnormal. Demographic, diagnostic, and prognostic differences were found between these various groups of patients.

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Case history correlates of three MMPI profile types.

Cited by 15 publications

References 8 publications

A Modal MMPI Profile Type in Neurodermatitis

A Modal MMPI Profile Type in Neurodermatitis

Empirical Correlates of Common MMPI-2 Two-Point Codes in Male Psychiatric Inpatients

Demographic and prognostic characteristics of psychiatric patients classified by gross MMPI measures.

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