Bu yazıda, Emirgân Altı Nokta Körler Rehabilitasyon Mer'kezi'nde eğitilen «görmezlik» süreleri farklı üç ayrı grup «görmez» deneğe uygulanan MMPI ve CORNELL INDEX Şahsiyet Testlerin'de n elde edilen sonuçlar tartışılmıştır.

In this study, the findings of the MMPI and the Cornell Index tests of personality from a group of 38 blind subjects is discussed. As a result of the MMPI test, two distinct types of profiles were obtained. The first type had 2, 3 or more points above T-Score 70, mainly at Sc, Pa and M points of the Clinical Scales, their (F) validity score was also high. The second type had very low points, below or about 50 T-Score on the average at the Hs and Hy clinical scales, with a comparatively high (L) validity score. The results of the Cornell Index Test yielded for 30 % of the subjects more than 10 index scores, and a cumulation of answers at the following factors : IX, III, II and X. These results show similarities between the findings of the two tests indicating the possibility of the development of a different type of blind ^adjust?ment mechanism» in these subjects as distinct from the non-blinds.