On the MMPI, which of the following is NOT a validity scale?

A) The B (basic) scale
B) The F (infrequency) scale
C) The K (correction) scale
D) The L (lie) scale

Validity Scale

A validity scale assesses the accuracy and truthfulness of test responses to ensure the results are meaningful and reliable.

F (Infrequency)

A scale or measure used in psychological testing to identify rare or unusual responses in self-report assessments, indicating possible attempt to distort or fake responses.

K (Correction)

A statistical correction factor used in reliability studies to compensate for the effects of test length on the reliability coefficient.