Like the MMPI-2-RF, it's shorter, with just 241 questions that take 25 to 45 minutes to answer. MMPI-A-RF: In 2016, the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-Adolescent-Restructured Form ( MMPI-A-RF) was published.With 478 questions, it takes about an hour to complete. MMPI-A: There is also an MMPI, published in 1992, that's geared toward adolescents aged 14 to 18 years old called the MMPI-A.MMPI-2-RF: Another edition of the test, published in 2008, is known as the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2-Restructured Form (MMPI-2-RF), an alternative to the MMPI-2.The test received revision again in 2001 and updates in 20, and it's still in use today as the most frequently used clinical assessment test. MMPI-2: The revised edition of the test was released in 1989 as the MMPI-2.Measures of clinical status and demographic data revealed few differences between the two groups. Treating oncologists perceived the long-term survivors to show significantly poorer adjustment to their illnesses than the short-term survivors, and an interviewer's ratings indicated that long-term survivors had significantly poorer attitudes toward their physicians. Short-term survivors revealed significantly lower levels of hostility, with higher levels of positive mood. The long-term survivors were more symptomatic overall, with particular elevations on measures of anxiety and alienation, and substantially higher levels of dysphoric mood (eg, depression, guilt) than the short-term survivors. Patients who died in less than one year from baseline were categorized as short-term survivors, while patients who lived for one year or longer were assigned to the long-term survivor group. Thirty-five women with metastatic breast cancer received a battery of baseline psychological tests results were correlated with length of survival.
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