Can you briefly explain in a non-technical way which are the main differences between the MyersBriggs Type Inventory and the MMPI test?
What is the difference between the MMPI and the MyersBriggs Type Inventory?
personality;test;clinical psychology
The MMPI calculates scale scores from dichotomous responses; hence those scale scores  the constructs of actual interpretive interest  are roughly continuous, or at least polytomous.Yes, there are very many other tests that can assess personality traits that can aid in diagnosis. I'm not sure what you mean by mature, and I hesitate to judge their sophistication.I'm guessing by INFJ you're referring to the MyersBriggs Type Indicator, of which INFJ is one available type. Typology is one primary difference from the MMPI, which measures traits in terms of continuous dimensions. I'll leave the rest of the differences to Wikipedia for now.