Detection of Malingering Using Atypical Performance Patterns on Standard Neuropsychological Tests
By G. Larrabee. Clinical Neuropsychologist, 2003
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Subfields: Demography, Emergency Medicine, Epidemiology
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- Malingering in Forensic Disability-Related Assessments: Prevalence 15 ± 15 % (2015, background): “Larrabee et al. (2009) had argued that the standard malingering base rate in the field of forensic disability assessments could be characterized as 40±10 %.”
- Symptom validity assessment: practice issues and medical necessity NAN policy & planning committee. (2005, methodology): “The following are common methods for assessing symptom validity (Larrabee, 2003; Reynolds, 1998; Slick, Sherman, & Iverson, 1999; Sweet, 1999).”