MMPI-2 and Schizophrenia

The present case involves a 50-year-old single male who was diagnosed as schizophrenic at around age 29 years when he experienced his first psychotic break. Following this outbreak his symptoms went into remission until age 45 years when he experienced another psychotic episode. He has been hospitalized continuously since this break. He has little memory about the previous acute periods and is doing well in the hospital. The staff finds him to be cooperative and engaged in hospital activities. Current testing will determine the patient's psychological resources and rehabilitation potential.

The MMPI and the MMPI-2 both differentiate schizophrenia from other

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