Dr. Millon is a professor of psychology at the University of Miami and a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. This report provides a profile of base rate scores for all 27 scales and for the three Modifying Indices. It summarizes demographic information and presents the coded personality string and an indication of the profile's validity. This report provides all of the information contained in the profile report. In addition, it includes an in-depth analysis of the results with regard to the patient's personality patterns, issues of concern, and potential clinical syndromes.
Noteworthy responses help provide clues for follow-up interviews based on individual item responses.
The report also provides treatment considerations tailored to the patient. Also, clinicians requested the addition of the Clinical Syndrome scales. The MACI instrument was specifically designed to help the test administrator evaluate adolescents in clinical or therapy situations instead of both clinical and normal adolescents. The normative base is more representative of patients that MACI users see in their practices. The MACI instrument has seven new Clinical Syndrome scales that assess depression, anxiety, eating disorders, suicidal tendency, impulsivity, delinquency, and proneness to substance abuse.