MACI - Millon Adolescent Clinical Inventory.

MACI has 160 items, is self administered, uses sixth grade level terminology and takes about twenty minutes to complete. It is linked to a coherent theory of personality and psychopathology, which strengthens interpretation. The test has thirty one scales, including twelve Personality Patterns, eight Expressed Concerns, seven Clinical Syndromes, three Modifying Indices that assess response styles and one Validity scale.

The twelve personality patterns parallel DSM III, DSM III R and DSM IV. The Expressed Concerns scales focus on feelings and attitudes common in troubled adolescents. The Clinical Syndromes scales assess conditions often seen in adolescent populations. Facet Subscales oriented to personologic and clinical domains were added in 2006.

Interpretive reports

• Profile Report, which presents scores and a profile for screening and to identify who may need further evaluation
• Narrative Report, which integrates personality and symptomatic features in a style similar to that used by clinical psychologists and includes therapeutic implications

Results are based on actuarial research, Millon’s theoretical model and relevant DSM diagnoses within a multiaxial framework.

Instructions to take the test:

• Please check the criteria to decide whether you need to take the test.
• Read the instructions and complete the consent form before you begin.

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