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Schlesinger, Louis B.
Charles C. Thomas,
Explorations in criminal psychopathology: clinical syndromes with forensic implications /
5. Sadistic criminal aggression: perspectives from psychology, criminology, neuroscience
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Nathaniel J. Pallone

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1675650697392_53154017

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1. The catathymic process: psychopathology and psychodynamics of extreme interpersonal violence
Louis B. Schlesinger
2. Pathological gambling and criminal behavior
Richard J. Rosenthal and Henry R. Lesieur
3. Idiosyncratic alcohol intoxication (revisited): a construct that has lost its validity (still)?
Robert J. Pandina
4. Organic brain dysfunctions and criminality
Daniel A. Martell
5. Sadistic criminal aggression: perspectives from psychology, criminology, neuroscience
Nathaniel J. Pallone
6. Forensic aspects of delusional misidentification associated with aggression and violence
J. Arturo Silva, Gregory B. Leong and Robert Weinstock
7. A clinical investigation of the obsessional follower
J. Reid Meloy
8. Forensic aspects of factitious disorder
Robert D. Miller
9. Morbid jealousy and criminal conduct
Barry Morenz and Steven Herron
10. Pseudologia fantastica and pathological lying: a forensic issue
W. A. Weston
11. Ganser's syndrome, prison psychosis, and rare dissociative states
James A. Cocores, Louis B. Schlesinger and V. Blair Mesa
12. The consequences of conduct disorder for males who develop schizophrenia: associations with criminality, aggressive behavior, substance use, and psychiatric-services
Sheilagh Hodgins, Jari Tiihonen and Deborah Ross
13. Dissociative identity disorder (multiple personality disorder) and crime: a forensic issue
George Serban
14. Forensic issues associated with post-traumatic stress disorder: twenty-five years later
Landy F. Sparr
15. Assessment of malingering in criminal settings
Karen L. Salekin and Richard Rogers.
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