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A model of psychopathology based on an integration of MMPI actuarial systems.

Skinner et al., 1978

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10879005551495487615
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Skinner H
Jackson D
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Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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Relationships among MMPI code types from the systems of H. Gilberstadt and J. Duker (1965) and of PA Marks et al (1974) were evaluated using an empirical clustering procedure. Three superordinate types were identified—neurotic (Hs, D, Hy), psychotic (Sc …
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