William is concerned about appearing "psychologically healthy" when taking a test. Having sensed this patient's veiled intent during part of the clinical interview, the psychologist decides to use a personality test that might validate his clinical hunch. Which of the following test is the clinician likely to choose?

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The clinician is likely to choose the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) because it is a personality test that includes validity scales to help assess whether the test-taker is intentionally presenting themselves in a positive or negative light. The MMPI is commonly used in clinical settings to assess personality and emotional functioning.

William Is Concerned About Appearing "Psychologically Healthy" When Taking a Test