The combined use of the MMPI-2 Basic and Content Scales and NEO-Personality Inventory has produced data that describe the interplay of psychiatric disorders and personality traits. Diagnostic and clinical implications include the patient's coping style, flexibility, motivation, organization, and compliance in treatment.
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