It contains 11 of the 15 different personality types described in the MCMI-IV. The MACI-II is a similar assessment tool used to measure mental health and behavioral concerns in adolescents. The MCMI-IV is aligned with the DSM-5-TR and ICD-10 codes for personality disorders.Ģ021 research on the use of the MCMI-IV and the Millon Adolescent Clinical Inventory-II (MACI-II) in legal settings indicates that the test measures 15 different personality types that exist on a spectrum from adaptive to maladaptive. Disordered: more significant likelihood of personality dysfunction.Abnormal types/traits: moderately maladaptive features or traits.
According to the MCMI-IV brochure, the inventory measures three levels of personality functioning: The scale also measures other mental health disorders. The MCMI-IV measures several patterns associated with personality disorders and psychopathology.
