Which of the following is a limitation of computer generated scoring of the MMPI?
A)Interpretation of the scores still relies on the competency of the psychologist.
B)Difficulty in using the program.
C)Ability of the computer to handle respondents who 'fake-bad.'
D)Usefulness of computer-generated report in developing comprehensive reports.

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Computer-generated scoring of the MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory) can efficiently tabulate scores and identify patterns, but the interpretation of these scores still significantly depends on the psychologist's expertise and judgment. The computer can provide data, but understanding the nuances and integrating this information into a comprehensive psychological profile requires human skill and experience.

Which of the Following Is a Limitation of Computer Generated