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Feigning auditory hallucinations by offenders

Philip Pollock 34 Fort Road, Ballyhanwood Road, Dundonald, Belfast, BT16 0XR
Pages 305-327 | Published online: 04 Jan 2008

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Ruvanee P. Vilhauer & Himadhari Sharma. (2018) Unsolicited reports of voice hearing in the general population: a study using a novel method. Psychosis 10:3, pages 163-174.
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MichaelaC. Heinze. (2003) Developing sensitivity to distortion: utility of psychological tests in differentiating malingering and psychopathology in criminal defendants. The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology 14:1, pages 151-177.
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Charles J LoPiccolo, Karl Goodkin & Teri T Baldewicz. (1999) Current Issues in the Diagnosis and Management of Malingering. Annals of Medicine 31:3, pages 166-174.
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Val Bellman, Anisha Chinthalapally, Ethan Johnston, Nina Russell, Jared Bruce & Shazia Saleem. (2022) Malingering of Psychotic Symptoms in Psychiatric Settings: Theoretical Aspects and Clinical Considerations. Psychiatry Journal 2022, pages 1-9.
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Simon McCarthy-Jones & Phillip J. Resnick. (2014) Listening to voices: The use of phenomenology to differentiate malingered from genuine auditory verbal hallucinations. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 37:2, pages 183-189.
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Sherif Soliman & Phillip J. Resnick. (2010) Feigning in adjudicative competence evaluations. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 28:5, pages 614-629.
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