A psychological test battery to detect prison inmates who fake insanity or mental retardation

Keywords

Malingering, Psychology, Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Psychiatry, Test (biology)

References

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Cited by

• Impression Management and Self-Report Among Violent Offenders罗玲玲 — 2006
• The relationship between psychopathy and malingering of mental illnessP. Randall Kropp — 1992
• A multigroup analysis of reintegrative shaming theory: An application to drunk driving offensesElizabeth J. Dansie — 2011
• Examination of the use of self-report psychometrics within sexual offender treatment and in prediction of reoffendingHelen Wakeling — 2015
• Feigning Cognitive Deficits on Neuropsychological Evaluations: Multiple Detection StrategiesScott D. Bender — 2000
• Assessment of Malingering in a Jail Referral Population : Screening and Comprehensive EvaluationKaren L. Ustad — 1997
• “Yet there’s method in his madness …”: Dimensions of deception and dangerousnessMichaela C. Heinze — 1999
• Predicting Institutional Adjustment with the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles and the Psychopathology Checklist : Screening VersionWanda Mandell — 2006
• Psychological Testing: An IntroductionGeorge Domino, Marla L. Domino — 1999
• A Meta-Analysis of Malingering on the MMPI-2Richard Rogers, Kenneth W. Sewell, Randall T. Salekin — 1994
• A limitation of using the Wiener and Harmon obvious and subtle scales to detect faking on the MMPI.David J. Schretlen — 1990
• Male Sexual Offenders' Emotional Openness With Men and WomenJames Underhill, Helen Wakeling, Ruth E. Mann — 2008
• Dynamic risk assessment: A validation studyRobert D. Morgan, Daryl G. Kroner, Jeremy F. Mills — 2013
• Impression managers: Nice guys or serious criminals?Christopher G. Davis, Jennifer Thake, John R. Weekes — 2012
• Neuropsychological assessment and malingering: a critical review of past and present strategies.K. J. Nies, Jerry J. Sweet — 1994
• Ethical and Professional Demands for Forensic Mental Health Professionals in the Post-Atkins EraStanley L. Brodsky, Virginia A. Galloway — 2003
• Inmate Views About the Purpose and Use of the MMPI-2 at the Time of Correctional IntakeRobert W. Gallagher, Yossef S. Ben‐Porath, Sylvester Briggs — 1997
• Balanced inventory of desirable responding: Factor structure, reliability, and validity with an offender sampleDaryl G. Kroner, John R. Weekes — 1996
• The Bender-Gestalt Test (BGT) in Forensic AssessmentAlan J. Raphael, Charles J. Golden, Shelia Cassidy-Feltgen — 2002
• Directions for Violence and Sexual Risk Assessment in Correctional PsychologyDaryl G. Kroner, Jeremy F. Mills, Lorraine R. Reitzel — 2007

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