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Comparison of MMPI–2 Trends in UK and USA Parental Competency Examinees

Stredny, Archer, and Mason (2006) collected MMPI–2 data on 127 individuals who were ordered by the court to undergo parental competency evaluations in the United States. We sought to compare their results with the MMPI–2 profiles of a sample of 89 U.K. parents who had also undergone court-ordered parental competency evaluations. The MMPI–2 results for the U.K. sample were found to be largely consistent with the U.S. sample, with a near significant elevation on the Lie scale (L) and peaks on clinical scales 4 (Psychopathic Deviate) and 6 (Paranoia). A significant difference between the two samples was found only on Scale 5 (Masculinity/Femininity).