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A Replication of the MMPI-A PSY-5 Scales and Development of Facet Subscales

P. Kevin Bolinskey

Virginia Commonwealth University

Randolph C. Arnau

University of Southern Mississippi

Robert P. Archer

Eastern Virginia Medical School

Richard W. Handel

Eastern Virginia Medical School

McNulty, Harkness, Ben-Porath and Williams recently developed Personality Psychopathology Five (PSY-5) scales for the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory– A (MMPI-A). This study examined these new scales in a sample of 545 adolescents receiving inpatient psychiatric treatment. Item-level principal components analyses were employed to determine the internal structure of each PSY-5 scale and to aid in the creation of facet subscales for each PSY-5 scale. Results suggest that the MMPI-A PSY-5 scales display adequate internal consistency and our findings generally replicate the original work of McNulty et al. but also extend this work by showing that several of the PSY-5 scales may also be subdivided into meaningful lower level dimensions. These facet subscales for each of the MMPI-A PSY-5 scales are offered for further study.

Key Words: MMPI-A • MMPI-2 • Big Five • Factor Analysis • PSY-5 Scales

Assessment, Vol. 11, No. 1, 40-48 (2004)
DOI: 10.1177/1073191103257397
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