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I took this MMPI-2 test of 350 questions, which was supposedly the short version. The results were very elaborate and tough to understand. My score at the bottom said 50.3. What does this mean?
Under what circumstances did you take this test? It is not typically available to the general public. If you took an authentic version it should have been administered by a professional in an office-type setting and you would not get the results without a lot of interpretation given - you would never just get a score.
That said, the real test has many subscales all measuring different aspects such as anxiety, self-esteem, depression. Honestly I don't even know if there is a meaningful "overall" score. You should be speaking with the mental health professional who administered it to you. And if you somehow took it yourself, throw it away.
Under what circumstances did you take this test? It is not typically available to the general public. If you took an authentic version it should have been administered by a professional in an office-type setting and you would not get the results without a lot of interpretation given - you would never just get a score.
That said, the real test has many subscales all measuring different aspects such as anxiety, self-esteem, depression. Honestly I don't even know if there is a meaningful "overall" score. You should be speaking with the mental health professional who administered it to you. And if you somehow took it yourself, throw it away.
I managed to find a page online where I could take the full version with 500-some questions or the short version of 300-some questions. I answered true or false for all questions, then clicked score. There was a huge analyse of 9 or 10 aspects, half of them had a score of 100, but it was a real cluster of info. At the bottom said 50.3 which I think was an overall or average of other combined measures. From a brief google search I see that any score under 55 is "normal" or "no interpretation". I guess scores above 50 or 60 indicates a person with inconsistent answers or whose being less honest with themselves. It was only for fun.
A guy on YT took it and said it helped him figure out where in the US he should move to. I must have missed out on how he actually connected the score to where he fits in to move to.
I took this MMPI-2 test of 350 questions, which was supposedly the short version. The results were very elaborate and tough to understand. My score at the bottom said 50.3. What does this mean?
Typically, a clinician scores and interprets the assessment.
I administered two today. The clients go over the results in a followup.
A single composite score doesnt really tell you anything. The way the results are graphed across multiple domains and where they fall along a continuum of functionality are the aspects that provide information.
OP, where online did you find the test? It sounds bizarre, honestly, for you to be able to take such a comprehensive test under such, well, odd circumstances. Was it definitely a legitimate version of the test?
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