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Deep, honest educational material about two of the most influential — and most restricted — instruments in clinical and forensic psychology. Facts about instruments are free to teach; their item content is not, so you will find everything here except the questions themselves.
The MCMI
Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory — Theodore Millon's theory-driven personality inventory, its scales, and its unusual Base Rate scoring system.
The PCL-R
Hare Psychopathy Checklist–Revised — how the gold-standard psychopathy measure is actually administered, its factor structure, and the controversies around its use.
Why can't I take these here?
Two independent reasons. Copyright: the item content of both instruments is owned by their publishers (Pearson; MHS) and cannot be reproduced. Validity: the PCL-R is not a self-report questionnaire at all — a trained clinician scores it from a semi-structured interview plus file review, so a self-administered version is meaningless by construction. Any website offering "take the PCL-R" is offering a knockoff.