Duration of Hospitalization and Changes in Responses to Favorable and Unfavorable Scales with Typical- and Best-Period Instructions
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Summary
It is suggested that patients who frankly reveal shortcomings and distresses for a recent period but who obtain desirable and undesirable scores within “normal” limits for a best period are likely to have favorable prognosis.
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- 1968-04-01
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Keywords
Duration (music), Period (music), Outcome (game theory), Psychology, Medicine
References
- Response styles onthe MMPI: comparison of clinical and normal samples.
- The influence of social desirability on discrepancy measures between real self and ideal self.
- Simulated patterns on the California Psychological Inventory.
- Simulation of normalcy by psychiatric patients on the MMPI.
- Social desirability, prediction equation, regression equations, and intrinsic response bias.
- Simulation on the California psychological inventory and the adjustment of the simulator.
- Psychotherapy and personality change.
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