The Daubert Standards for Admissibility of Evidence Based on the Personality Assessment Inventory
John E. Kurtz,
Emily M. Pintarelli
Abstract:This article considers the admissibility of expert testimony based on the Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI; Morey in Personality Assessment Inventory professional manual. Psychological Assessment Resources (1991, 2007a)) from the Daubert standard for rules of evidence. Several topics of PAI research that have relevance to common court proceedings are reviewed, including psychological damages, prediction of recidivism, malingering, and concealed psychopathology. We conclude that the PAI will meet the Daube… Show more
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