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These findings are discussed within the context of clinical forensic evaluations.Īnderson, J. 74) than medical complaints ( M sensitivity =. Finally, Fs yielded a large effect size ( d = 1.23) for feigned medical complaints, but its cut scores were more likely to identify examinees feigning mental disorders ( M sensitivity =. For feigned cognitive impairment, the FBS-r produced very large effect sizes with feigned TBI ( M d = 1.41) however, its cut scores were more indicative of general feigning than feigned cognitive impairment. However, the Fp-r-a true rare-symptoms detection strategy-proved highly effective for discriminating feigned from genuine psychopathology ( ds > .90). As an important clinical concern, several feigning scales (F-r, FBS-r, and RBS) exhibited marked elevations ( Ms > 80 T) for genuine responders diagnosed with major depressive or somatoform disorders. This meta-analytic review of 30 studies examined the effectiveness of various detection strategies and cut scores for the MMPI-2-RF. As a forensic relevant instrument (FRI), the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2-Restructured Form (MMPI-2-RF) contains embedded overreporting scales that cover the three major domains: feigned mental disorders (i.e., F-r and Fp-r), feigned cognitive impairment (RBS and FBS-r), and feigned medical complaints (Fs). A cornerstone of forensic assessments involves the assessment of response styles, including feigning and malingering.
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