Mental Disorder Assessment Mapping the MMPI2 RF Substantive
Mental Disorder Assessment: Mapping the MMPI-2 -RF Substantive Scales onto Internalizing, Externalizing and Thought Dysfunction Dimensions ISABELLA ROMERO SUPERVISED BY DR. DANIELLE BURCHETT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTEREY BAY IN COLLABORATION WITH DR. DAVID GLASSMIRE PATTON STATE HOSPITAL
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Model of Psychopathology � Three Factor Model of Psychopathology: � The internalizing and externalizing dimensions, have received the most empirical support within general populations (Eaton, et al. , 2012, Krueger, 1999) Mania Schizophrenia Attention. Hyperactivity Antisocial Personality Substance Abuse Externalizing Somatic Disorders (? ) Anxiety Depression Internalizing Thought Dysfunction
MMPI-2 -RF � Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 - Restructured Form (MMPI-2 -RF, Ben-Porath & Tellegen, 2008/2011) Emotional Internalizing Dysfunction Behavioral Externalizing Dysfunction Thought Dysfunction
MMPI-2 -RF � Technical Manual of the MMPI-2 -RF (Tellegen & Ben- Porath, 2008/2011) RCd Demoralization EID Emotional/ Internalizing Dysfunction RC 2 Low Positive Emotions Internalizing SP Scales: eg. SUI, HLP, AXY RC 7 Dysfunctional Negative Emotions Interpersonal SP Scales: eg: SHY, SAV Introversion-r Negative Emotionality/ Neuroticism -r RC 1 Somatic Complaints Somatic SP Scales: MLS, HPC Low AES & MEC: Aesthetic-Literary Interests & Mechanical Interests
MMPI-2 -RF BXD Behavioral Externalizing Dysfunction RC 4 Antisocial Behavior Internalizing SP Scales: ANP: Anger Proneness RC 9 Hypomanic Activation Externalizing SP Scales: JCP, SUB AGG-r Aggressiveness Interpersonal SP Scales: FML: Family Problems DISC-r Disconstraint
MMPI-2 -RF THD Thought Dysfunction RC 6 Ideas of Persecution RC 8 Aberrant Experiences PSYC-r Psychoticism
Current Study: Research Question �Past MMPI-2 -RF Research: Compared mean scores for specific diagnostic groups (eg. Bipolar disorder, v. schizophrenia, Sellbom, et al. , 2012) �Current Study: Does the MMPI-2 -RF distinguish between forensic inpatients with and without � 1. Internalizing Disorders � 2. Externalizing Disorders � 3. Thought Dysfunction Disorders ?
Method �Participants 641 forensic inpatients, Males (72. 1 %) Mean Age = 40. 96 years Yes (n =320) Total = 1, 110 Internalizing Yes (n =469) Externalizing Valid = 641 No (n =321) No (n = 172) Yes (n = 562) Thought No (n = 69)
Hypotheses Scales Internalizing Externalizing Thought Dysfunction Higher- Order Scales EID BXD THD Restructured Clinical Scales RCd, RC 1, RC 2, RC, 7 RC 4 & RC 9 RC 6 & RC 8 Internalizing, Somatic, Intrapersonal ANP, Externalizing Scales, FML Specific Problems Scales Interest Scales Low AES & MEC Personality Pathology-5 Scales NEGE-r & INTR -r DISC-r & AGG-r PSYC-r
Method: Statistical Analyses *Independent Samples t-test: Comparing means of independent samples Hedges' g values: Comparing size of difference between two means • Small: . 20 -. 49 • Medium: . 50 -. 79 • Large: . 80+ M 1 M 2 Cohen (1988)
Results: Internalizing Diagnosis MMPI-2 -RF Scales Higher-Order Scales Yes (n = 320) No (n = 321) g M SD 53. 9 12. 6 49. 3 10. 5 0. 39* RCd: Demoralization 55. 7 11. 9 51. 6 10. 7 0. 35* RC 1: Somatic Complaints 55. 7 11. 0 51. 7 10. 6 0. 33* RC 2: Low Positive Emotions 53. 8 13. 8 50. 9 11. 6 0. 22* RC 7: Dysfunctional Negative Emotions 51. 5 11. 2 47. 4 10. 7 0. 37* GIC: Gastrointestinal Complaints 53. 92 52. 98 15. 4 11. 92 52. 8 49. 66 10. 7 9. 41 0. 29* 0. 31* HPC: Head Pan Complaints 51. 88 10. 52 50. 36 9. 48 0. 15* NUC: Neurological Complaints 59. 91 12. 57 55. 45 12. 58 0. 35* COG: Cognitive Complaints 54. 77 12. 95 51. 57 11. 49 0. 26* AES: Aesthetic-Literary Interests 50. 08 10. 04 49. 97 11. 24 0. 01 MEC: Mechanical Interests 53. 81 10. 70 56. 05 10. 68 -0. 21* EID: Emotional/ Internalizing Dysfunction Restructured Clinical Scales Somatic Specific Problems Scales MLS: Malaise Interest Scales
Yes (n = 320) Internalizing SP Scales No (n = 321) g M SD SUI: Suicidal/Death Ideation 53. 92 15. 39 49. 98 10. 59 0. 30* HLP: Helplessness 52. 52 13. 63 49. 36 11. 27 0. 25* SFD: Self-Doubt 52. 96 11. 50 49. 46 9. 69 0. 33* NFC: Inefficacy 53. 18 10. 60 50. 46 10. 83 0. 25* STW: Stress and Worry 51. 13 11. 15 47. 70 9. 59 0. 33* AXY: Anxiety 55. 50 14. 11 52. 15 12. 88 0. 25* ANP: Anger Proneness 50. 50 10. 12 47. 13 8. 91 0. 35* BRF: Behavior restricting Fears 55. 75 13. 47 52. 43 11. 64 0. 26* MSF: Multiple Specific Fears 51. 71 9. 32 49. 11 9. 20 0. 28* IPP: Interpersonal Problems 48. 43 10. 43 48. 52 9. 72 -0. 01 SAV: Social Avoidance 50. 66 10. 85 49. 34 10. 94 0. 12 SHY: Shyness 49. 36 9. 42 47. 69 8. 44 0. 19* DSF: Disafiliativeness 54. 46 12. 66 53. 40 12. 08 0. 09 NEGE-r: Negative Emotionality/Neuroticism-Revised 52. 51 10. 78 48. 28 10. 30 0. 40* INTR-r: Introversion-Revised 52. 13 11. 73 51. 42 11. 68 0. 06 Interpersonal Specific Problems Scales Personality Pathology- 5 Scales
Results: Externalizing Diagnosis MMPI-2 -RF Scales Higher-Order Scales Yes (n = 469) No (n = 172) g M 58. 60 SD 10. 63 M 53. 72 SD 10. 39 0. 46* RC 4: Antisocial Behaviors 62. 13 11. 43 56. 70 10. 90 0. 48* RC 9: Hypomanic Activation 48. 03 10. 86 46. 95 10. 99 0. 10 49. 19 9. 83 47. 78 9. 18 0. 15 JCP: Juvenile Conduct Problems 61. 34 13. 11 55. 60 12. 64 0. 44* SUB; Substance Abuse 57. 11 10. 35 50. 49 9. 96 0. 65* AGG: Aggression 49. 78 10. 97 48. 20 9. 95 0. 15* ACT: Activation 47. 36 12. 17 46. 03 11. 55 0. 11 51. 59 12. 10 50. 72 12. 45 0. 07 AGGR-r: Aggressiveness-Revised 51. 48 10. 43 51. 13 9. 48 0. 03 DISC-R: Disconstraint-Revised 57. 07 10. 15 52. 78 9. 75 0. 43* BXD: Behavioral Externalizing Dysfunction Restructured Clinical Scales Internalizing Specific Problems Scale ANP: Anger Proneness Externalizing Specific Problems Scales Interpersonal Scales FML: Family Problems Personality Pathology-5 Scales
Results: Thought Dysfunction Diagnosis MMPI-2 -RF Scales Higher-Order Scales Yes (n = 572) No (n = 69) g M SD 58. 05 15. 14 53. 96 14. 09 0. 27* RC 6: Ideas of Persecution 61. 72 15. 83 60. 59 15. 75 0. 07 RC 8: Aberrant Experiences 55. 19 12. 57 52. 26 11. 90 0. 23* 56. 22 14. 91 52. 94 13. 65 0. 22* THD: Thought Dysfunction Restructured Clinical Scales Personality Pathology-5 Scales PSYC-r: Psychoticism-Revised
Discussion � Key Findings: Higher-Order (H-O) scales demonstrated strong construct validity Somatic problems are significantly associated with Internalizing domain Interestingly, Ideas of Persecution scores were similar across groups; may be result of controlled settings (Morgan, Rozycki, & Wilson, 2004) � Strengths: High base rates of severe mental illness across all three domains � Limitations & Future Directions Overlapping vs. pure diagnostic groups VS.
Acknowledgements & References Thanks to the following for making this study possible: � University of Minnesota Press, which supported data collection � Dr. Glassmire of Patton State Hospital � Dr. Danielle Burchett � CSUMB Undergraduate Research Opportunities Center (UROC) Eaton, N. R. , Krueger, R. F. , Markon, K. E. , Keyes, K. M. , Skodol, A. E. , Wall, M. , Grant, B. F. (2012). The structure and predictive validity of the internalizing disorders. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 122(1), 86– 92. doi: 10. 1037/a 0029598 Krueger, R. F. (1999). The structure of common mental disorders. Archives of General Psychiatry, 56(10), 921– 926. doi: 10. 1001/archpsyc. 56. 10. 921 Tellegen, A. , & Ben-Porath, Y. S. (2008/2011). MMPI-2 -RF (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 Restructured Form): Technical manual. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press. Weinborn, M. , Orr, T. , Woods, S. P. , Conover, E. , & Feix, J. (2003). A validation of the Test of Memory Malingering in a forensic psychiatric setting. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 25(7), 979990.
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