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MMPI/Midi-Mult correspondence with parents of emotionally disturbed children
Journal of Clinical Psychology
|January 11, 1976
Abstract:
The findings of the present study are consistent with those of previous studies with the Mini-Mult short form. The correspondence is too low and variable to allow the short forms to be used in place of the MMPI with parents of emotionally disturbed children.
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