The effect of methods of accurate feedback on clinical judgments based upon the MMPI.

This study presents data on the effect of different methods of correct feedback on judge accuracy on the identification of neurosis or psychosis from MMPI profile patterns by moderately experienced judges (N = 22). Concurrent correct feedback is contrasted with correct feedback obtained by application of a configural rule system, as well as results from the application of a statistical equation. Implications for improving performance of judges are discussed.