Most people who’ve spent time researching mental health have come across the term “MMPI” at some point. It shows up in court cases, job screenings, and clinical settings. But despite being one of the most widely used psychological tests in the world, surprisingly few people understand what it actually does, how it works, or why a therapist might recommend it. The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory isn’t a pop quiz or a personality type sorter. It’s a deeply researched clinical tool, and understanding its role can shed light on how psychological assessment fits into the broader picture of mental health care.… Read more