Personally, I've noticed in my very limited experience that the higher a person scores on a K-corrected scale, the more necessary and accurate said alteration becomes and the reason for this is simple: the more a personality uses these traits involved in the K validity scale, the more likely they are to attempt hiding them, which is why the K-correction validity scale exists to begin with. This embarrassing tidbit (one that applies to all dimensions explicitly marked below as K-corrected) is still a subject of debate, but the fact that Pearson is charging extra for a result more basic than the one it always includes ought to provide a hint as to which side of the debate is likely to persevere ultimately. Scale 1 gets a K-correction applied to it during computation, with only the most exceedingly expensive versions of the test giving the evaluator both a K-corrected and a non-K corrected score, the reason being that peer-reviewed articles have accumulated that conclude that more often than not the non- K corrected scores are more accurate. It is precisely this preocupation that the Hs scale intends to measure. Most people feel excessive preocupation, anxiety, or multiple low-intensity fears in their bellies, as a queazy feeling or unnerving nausea. The gut, in fact, carries out a large amount of our emotional processes, containing the vast majority of our serotonin neurotransmitters, which play a big role in mood regulation. Though hypochondriasis is nowadays synonymous with a constant psychosomatic generation of physical illness, the term hypochondriasis comes from the Ancient Greek "ὑποχόνδριος" (hypokhondrios), which denotes "the soft parts between the ribs and navel". The following are succinct descriptions of what each scale attempts to approximate: The main Clinical Scales of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory are almost always referred to via the numbers assigned to each (i.e., the numbers provided below to the right of the abbreviated lettering that appears on the free, online version linked to on this site). What appears on the report a test-taker keeps. Infrequency, and K correction, similar to MMPI-2 Scoring Chart with Clinical Scales, Lie,
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