The Personality and Behavior Inventory: Description, Characteristics, Psychometric Properties and Comparison with MMPI-II and PAI

The Personality Behavior Inventory is a multidimensional tool for evaluating psychopathology, physical problems, behavioral characteristics and typical features of a personality. It is made up of 55 non-adjoined factors and 12 adjoined factors. The PBI is the smallest in its field and can be completed also from people with average and limited intelligence and low education. The PBI provides clinical diagnoses, screening, and treatment planning for psychopathology. The validity of the PBI is established by three different samples, a normative sample, psychiatric and psychological patients, a sample of forensic participant and a sample of correctional and public safety employees.