Intellectual functioning and psychopathology: a canonical analysis of WAIS and MMPI relationships

|October 1, 1975

Abstract:

This study investigated the relationships between WAIS and MMPI scales in high pathology-average intelligence outpatients referred for psychological evaluation. No significant relationships were obtained. Apparently, no lawful relationships exist between WAIS and MMPI scales, and further investigation seems unwarranted.

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