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Luciano Giromini & Donald J. Viglione. (2022) Assessing Negative Response Bias with the Inventory of Problems-29 (IOP-29): a Quantitative Literature Review. Psychological Injury and Law 15:1, pages 79-93.
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Francesca Ales & Laszlo Erdodi. (2021) Detecting Negative Response Bias Within the Trauma Symptom Inventory–2 (TSI-2): a Review of the Literature. Psychological Injury and Law 15:1, pages 56-63.
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Maja Maša Šömen, Staša Lesjak, Teja Majaron, Luca Lavopa, Luciano Giromini, Donald Viglione & Anja Podlesek. (2021) Using the Inventory of Problems-29 (IOP-29) with the Inventory of Problems Memory (IOP-M) in Malingering-Related Assessments: a Study with a Slovenian Sample of Experimental Feigners. Psychological Injury and Law 14:2, pages 104-113.
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Luciano Giromini, Claudia Pignolo, Gerald Young, Eric Y. Drogin, Alessandro Zennaro & Donald J. Viglione. (2021) Comparability and Validity of the Online and In-Person Administrations of the Inventory of Problems-29. Psychological Injury and Law 14:2, pages 77-88.
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