If a person revealed the presence of physical complaints for which no physical basis could be established, this person would most likely have a high score on which clinical subscale of the MMPI-2?

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Hysteria (now more commonly referred to as somatization or conversion disorder) involves the presentation of physical symptoms without a physical cause, which aligns with the scenario described. The MMPI-2's Hysteria scale is designed to identify individuals who exhibit these tendencies.

If a Person Revealed the Presence of Physical Complaints for Which