A standard score of ______ or higher on a particular scale of the MMPI is considered to be clinically significant.
A) 50
B) 65
C) 85
D) 100

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A score of 65 or higher on a particular scale of the MMPI is considered to be clinically significant, indicating a potential problem or issue that should be evaluated further. Scores between 50 and 64 are considered to be moderately elevated but not necessarily clinically significant, while scores below 50 are considered to be within the normal range. Scores above 85 are rare and may indicate a more severe clinical issue.

A Standard Score of ______ or Higher on a Particular