A psychologist administers the MMPI-2 to a patient but notices an unusually high L (Lie) scale score. What is the most clinically appropriate next step?
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A
Invalidate the entire protocol and reschedule testing
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B
Interpret the profile with caution, noting possible impression management or limited self-awareness
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C
Assume the patient is malingering and document accordingly
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D
Administer the PAI instead to get a valid result