More info on MMPI3 here:
https://www.upress.umn.edu/test-division/mmpi-3/

There two ways to score it, either use the MMPI-3 Manual for Administration, Scoring, and Interpretation to create a scoring script (requires coding), or use the Excel auto-scorer spreadsheet and enter the item responses. The easiest way is to use the the HTML scoring script which also has the question items built in. Interpretation can then be done manually using a guide or with AI assistance by pasting the score results.

The MMPI-3 is a 335-item true/false self-report questionnaire used to identify personality characteristics and psychopathology. 

Scoring

*** Free Easy to Use Automated Scoring HTML File (see posts below) ***

https://mmpi3_v4_police_norms_-_copy.pagelet.host/

Interpretation
For interpretation there are various online resources or you can use the official "Interpreting the MMPI-3" book that can be found here:

https://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=2550DA1E6CF9EAFA74029FF483BC5B1D

You can search for additional resources in the Library Genesis catalogue.
https://libgen.rs/search.php?&req=MMPI&phrase=1&view=simple&column=def&sort=year...

You can also paste the score results into an AI tool and ask it to interpret the test results; better yet to attach as a file an interpretation manual or textbook chapter on interpretation.

Quote:


It's not repeated per se but a pair scored item.

[The scoring information that appeared here has been removed in response to a copyright claim received from LaShonda Morris of Pearson Education, Inc. --AntiPolygraph.org Administrator]

Some of the questions work in pairs and are either similar or opposites. 

DSF is Disaffiliativeness (DSF)
TRIN is True Response Inconsistency (TRIN) (33 item-response pairs)

Free MMPI 3 Test and Scoring Script with Police Norms

Try the attached experimental scoring script. It's just an html file that you can save and run from any browser. Everything is saved locally to your computer. Select your responses to each question and then click "Score Test". The results and scoring will show up after that. The additional norms and red lines in the charts are based on the Police Candidate Interpretive Report.

Note: Keep in mind this is for educational and experimental use only. It's for testing and research purposes as the scores, scales, and scoring have not yet been validated and may not be accurate. It's just to demonstrate how a simple scoring script would work and how the results are affected by different response combinations. Just change the answers to any questions and click "Score Test" again and the scores will change. The scoring script is designed to remove the mystery and mystique around standardized multiple choice psychological testing.  

Also uploaded here for testing functionality and research (HTML file can be uploaded to any hosting provider).

https://mmpi3_v4_police_norms_-_copy.pagelet.host/

Are you sure that the reference TRIN T score is calculated correctly?

according to my reference it should be like that:
26      Error
25      120T
24      116T
23      110T
22      104T
21      97T
20      91T
19      85T
18      78T
17      73T
16      67T
15      60T
14      54T
13      50
12      54F
11      60F
10      67F
9      73F
8      78F
7      85F
6      91F
5      97F
4      104F
3      110F
2      116F
1      120F
0      Error