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Esteban Puente-López, David Pina, Paula Rambaud-Quiñones, José Antonio Ruiz-Hernández, Maria Dolores Nieto-Cañaveras, Robert D. Shura, Andrés Alcazar-Crevillén & Begoña Martinez-Jarreta. (2024) Classification accuracy and resistance to coaching of the Spanish version of the Inventory of Problems-29 and the Inventory of Problems-Memory: A simulation study with mTBI patients. The Clinical Neuropsychologist 38:3, pages 738-762.
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Adélaïde Blavier, Alice Palma, Donald J. Viglione, Alessandro Zennaro & Luciano Giromini. (2023) A Natural Experiment Design Testing the Effectiveness of the IOP-29 and IOP-M in Assessing the Credibility of Reported PTSD Symptoms in Belgium. Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice 0:0, pages 1-20.
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Laszlo Erdodi, Matthew Calamia, Matthew Holcomb, Anthony Robinson, Lauren Rasmussen & Kevin Bianchini. (2023) M is For Performance Validity: The IOP-M Provides a Cost-Effective Measure of the Credibility of Memory Deficits during Neuropsychological Evaluations. Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice 0:0, pages 1-17.
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Laura Cutler, Christina D Sirianni & Laszlo A Erdodi. The Limits of the Complex Ideational Material As an Embedded Performance Validity Test – a Case Report. Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice 0:0, pages 1-28.
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Irena Boskovic, Luciano Giromini, Aria Katsouri, Elizabet Tsvetanova, Josephine Fonse & Harald Merckelbach. (2024) The Spectrum of Response Bias in Trauma Reports: Overreporting, Underreporting, and Mixed Presentation. Psychological Injury and Law.
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Luciano Giromini, Claudia Pignolo, Alessandro Zennaro & Martin Sellbom. (2024) Using the MMPI-2-RF, IOP-29, IOP-M, and FIT in the In-Person and Remote Administration Formats: A Simulation Study on Feigned mTBI. Assessment.
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Laszlo A. Erdodi. (2024) Seeing Clearly in the Twilight: The Clinical and Forensic Relevance of the Indeterminate/Borderline Range in Multivariate Models of Performance Validity Assessment. Psychological Injury and Law 17:1, pages 12-33.
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Shayna H. Nussbaum, Francesca Ales, Luciano Giromini, Mark Watson & Laszlo Erdodi. (2023) Cross-Validating the Atypical Response Scale of the TSI-2 in a Sample of Motor Vehicle Collision Survivors. Psychological Injury and Law 16:4, pages 351-370.
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Ali Y. E. Akca, Mehmed S. Tepedelen, Burcu Uysal & Laszlo A. Erdodi. (2023) The Inventory of Problems–29 is a Cross-Culturally Valid Symptom Validity Test: Initial Validation in a Turkish Community Sample. Psychological Injury and Law 16:3, pages 289-301.
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Laszlo A. Erdodi. (2023) From “below chance” to “a single error is one too many”: Evaluating various thresholds for invalid performance on two forced choice recognition tests. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 41:5, pages 445-462.
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Iulia Crisan, Alina Matei, Diana-Luisa Avram, Cătălina Bunghez & Laszlo A. Erdodi. (2023) Full of Surprises: Performance Validity Testing in Examinees with Limited English Proficiency. Psychological Injury and Law 16:2, pages 177-198.
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