Millon Behavioral Health Inventory norms for chronic pain patients

Labbé, Elise E.; Goldberg, Michael A.; Fishbain, David A.; Rosomoff, Hubert L.; Steele-Rosomoff, Renee

doi:10.1002/1097-4679(198905)45:3<383::aid-jclp2270450306>3.0.co;2-n

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“…These results in some respects are similar to those previously reported by our group for a CPP sample with mixed organic diagnoses. Here, when this sample was compared with the normative sample from the MBHI Manual, similar differences were found for both male and female groups for the psychogenic attitudes of future despair and somatic anxiety [16]. As in the present study, male and female CPPs were also less likely than the normative sample to exhibit a sociable coping style.…”

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Millon Behavioral Health Inventory Scores of Patients With Chronic Pain Associated with Myofascial Pain Syndrome

Fishbain¹,

Turner

Rosomoff³

et al. 2001

Pain Med

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The pattern of the results indicated that CPPs with MPS, especially males, differ from the MBHI Manual normative data counterparts. These differences appear to be greater than those for CPPs with mixed pain diagnoses. Differences in MBHI scale scores between CPPs with MPS and MBHI Manual normative data counterparts may be related to a number of issues, such as whether differences in state factors reflecting depression and anxiety might affect trait factors purportedly measured by the MBHI.

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“…Our group has previously addressed this concern. We compared the MBHI profiles of 247 chronic pain patients (CPPs) to the established MBHI Manual normative data [16]. The purpose of that study was to provide information on the coping style and psychogenic attitudes scales of the MBHI for a large population of CPPs.…”

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Millon Behavioral Health Inventory Scores of Patients With Chronic Pain Associated with Myofascial Pain Syndrome

Fishbain¹,

Turner

Rosomoff³

et al. 2001

Pain Med

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“…Using a discriminant-function model, these researchers found that both scales effectively discriminated functional from dysfunctional patients. Labbe, Myron, Fishbain, Rosomoff, and Rosomoff-Steele (1989) developed a norm for the MBHI based on chronic pain patients and, somewhat surprisingly, reported few differences between pain patients and normal control distributions. Those differences that did exist were observed on measures of anxiety and depression.…”

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Psychological assessment.

Derogatis¹,

Fleming²,

Sudler³

et al. 1995

Managing Chronic Illness: A Biopsychosocial Perspective.

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hronicity relative to a medical condition typically comes about C when medical science is unable to definitively treat or resolve the pathophysiology underlying the disorder. In such instances, medical science is often capable of offering patients therapeutic interventions that slow or impede the progress of the disease, ameliorate its symptoms, and maintain health and functional status at levels notably higher than would be found in an untreated course of the disease. Variability in the levels of disability associated with chronic illnesses, even within the same disease state, is great, however, and chronic medical conditions often have pervasively degrading effects on people's well-being and quality of life.Because definitive medical resolution of these conditions is impossible, if they are sufficiently distressing and debilitating chronic medical illnesses can overwhelm coping styles oriented toward more acute 59

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Personality disorder correspondence among the MMPI, MBHI, and MCMI

Wise

1995

J. Clin. Psychol.

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MMPI, MBHI, and MCMI personality disorder scales were analyzed for convergent and discriminant validity. Friedman's ANOVA indicated that there were no significant differences among the sample's averaged scale scores. Further analyses of these data, however, demonstrated that the Millon instruments classified significantly more of the sample as personality disordered when compared to Morey's MMPI personality disorder scales. In addition, codetype correspondence among the three instruments was only 4 to 6%. When the instruments were analyzed in a pair‐wise fashion, codetype correspondence increased to approximately 10 to 20%. These data indicate that these personality disorder scales do not demonstrate construct equivalence, particularly at the level of the individual profile.

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Millon Behavioral Health Inventory norms for chronic pain patients

Cited by 11 publications

References 16 publications

Millon Behavioral Health Inventory Scores of Patients With Chronic Pain Associated with Myofascial Pain Syndrome

Millon Behavioral Health Inventory Scores of Patients With Chronic Pain Associated with Myofascial Pain Syndrome

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Personality disorder correspondence among the MMPI, MBHI, and MCMI

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