Cardiff Univ., UK. Presents different medical, forensic, neuropsychological, legal, and social perspectives on illness deception. Shows how recent social and neuroscience findings regarding volition, intentional states, and theory of mind may contribute to the detection, management, and explanation of this form of illness behavior. Softcover.
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. . . [this book] handles a difficult, and emotive, matter with masterful neutrality and objectivity. The theoretical concepts are well explained and research data is allowed to speak for itself . . . important reading for all practitioners who are called upon to make medical judgements which influence a patient's access to an illness entitlement: for example, insurance claims, sickness certification or pensions assessments. (Primary Care Psychiatry, Vol 9, No 3)
. . . an excellent theoretical overview of malingering. (Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology, Vol 15, No 2)
. . . this is an invaluable attempt to define the conceptual framework for formal study of medical malingering. In contrast to the reductionist science which has dominated science for the last 50 years, this will inform the Art of medicine . . . I hope many of you will obtain this fascinating book. (Journal of Neurology, Vol 251, No 3)
Draws together important findings from the many fields touched by malingering
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