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R.K. Heaton , Foreword. Part 1. Foundations of Malingering in Neuropsychology . J.J. Sweet , Neuropsychology and the Law: Malingering Assessment in Perspective. W.G. van Gorp, J. Hassenstab , Why Questions Regarding Effort and Malingering are Always Raised in Forensic Neuropsychological Evaluations. S.R. Millis , What Clinicians Really Need to Know about Symptom Exaggeration, Insufficient Effort, and Malingering: Statistical and Measurement Matters. Part 2. Civil Litigation . Traumatic Brain Injury in Adults . R.D. Vanderploeg, H.G. Belanger , Multifactorial Contributions to Questionable Effort and Test Performance within a Military Context. G.J. Larrabee , Mild Traumatic Brain Injury, Depression, or Malingered Neurocognitive Dysfunction: Change in Zeitgeist, Change in Diagnosis. M.F. Greiffenstein , Factitious or Fictitious Brain Injury? An Adventure in Applying the DSM?IV. W. Mittenberg, D. Roberts , Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Civil Litigation. L.M. Binder , Malingering Brain Injury after Whiplash Trauma. W.J. Baker , Brain Trauma, Psychiatric Disturbance, Premorbid Factors, and Malingering. C. Paniak , Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: Probable Malingering ... and then Not. Psychiatric and Medical Disorders . J.E. Morgan, R.O. Gervais , Definite Malingering or Probable Malingering: Multidimensional Symptom Exaggeration in a Case of Depression. P. Green , Questioning Common Assumptions about Depression. R. Rogers, S.D. Bender , Feigning Mental Disorders with Concomitant Cognitive Deficits. J.J. Sweet , Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Neuropsychological Malingering: A Complicated Scenario. D.T.R. Berry, R.P. Granacher, Jr. , Feigning of Psychiatric Symptoms in the Context of Documented Severe Head Injury and Preserved Motivation on Neuropsychological Testing. B.N. Axelrod , Fabrication of Psychiatric Symptoms: Somatoform and Psychotic Disorders. N.W. Nelson, J.J. Sweet , Malingering of Psychiatric Disorders in Neuropsychological Evaluations: Divergence of Cognitive Effort Measures and Psychological Test Validity Indicators. L. Artiola i Fortuny , Factitious Disorder in Civil Litigation. J.E. Morgan, S.R. Millis, J. Mesnik , Malingered Dementia and Feigned Psychosis. Difficult to Diagnose or Questionable Conditions . J. DeLuca , Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Malingering. J. Youngjohn , Lyme Disease: Consideration of Malingered Disability. R.O. Gervais , Fibromyalgia: Resignation, Restitution, and Response Bias. P.R. Lees-Haley , Mold and the Joy of Malingering. L. Artiola i Fortuny , Alleged Mold Toxicity. K.J. Bianchini, K.W. Greve , Chronic Pain as a Context for Malingering. D.S. Bush , Alleged Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. R.L. Mapou , HIV Disease, AIDS, and HIV-Associated Dementia in a Secondary Gain Context. N. Pliskin , Electrical Injury and Malingered Cognitive Dysfunction. Pediatric and Learning/Academic Disorders . L. Flaro, K.B. Boone , Using Objective Effort Measures to Detect Noncredible Test Performance in Children and Adolescents. R.J. McCaffery, J.K. Lynch , Malingering Following Documented Brain Injury: Neuropsychological Evaluation of Children in a Forensic Setting. D.C. Osmon, Q. R. Mano , Malingered Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Effort, Depression, and Dependence in the Pursuit of Academic Accommodations. Part 3. Criminal Prosecution . J.E. Morgan , Competency to Stand Trial and the Insanity Defense. R.L. Denney , Evaluating Competency to Stand Trial and Sanity in the Face of Marked Amnesia and Claimed Psychosis. R. Frederick , The Malingering Incompetent Defendant. R.L. Heilbronner , Malingering, Mental Retardation, and the Death Penalty. Part 4. The Perspective of Legal Experts and Disability Decision Makers . J. Green , Disability Insurance Case Management: External Consultant. J.E. Sargent, M. Fuller , Disability Insurance Case Management: Insurance Company. M.D. DeBofsky , Social Security Adjudication: Attorney Representing Disability Claimants. H.G. Conroe , Social Security Adjudication: Regional Consultant. J. Krakora , Criminal Court: Defense Attorney. Part 5. Ethics and Professional Issues . J.D. Seward, D.J. Connor , Ethical Issues in Assigning (or Withholding) a Diagnosis of Malingering. S.S. Bush , What to do after Making a Determination of Malingering. Part 6. Current Status and Future Directions . M. Bergman, J.J. Sweet , Complexities of the Differential Diagnosis of Malingering: Arguments for the Use of Effort Tests with Patients. J.J. Sweet, J.E. Morgan , What We Currently Know About Malingering \"to a Reasonable Degree of Neuropsychological Certainty\" vs. What We Would Like to Know in the Future. Appendices . J.J. Sweet , Appendix A: Measures Specifically Intended to Detect Insufficient Effort and Motivation: A Cross-Referenced Bibliography. Appendix B: Neuropsychological and Psychological Measures Used to Identify Insufficient Effort and Malingering: A Cross-Referenced Bibliography. Appendix C: Additional Articles Pertinent to Malingering. Appendix D: Topics Common to Forensic Neuropsychology Consultation. Appendix E: General References. D.J. Slick, E.M.S. Sherman, G.I. Iverson , Appendix F: Diagnostic Criteria for Malingered Neurocognitive Dysfunction: Proposed Standards for Clinical Practice and Research (reprinted from The Clinical Neuropsychologist ).

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