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Prevention Of Trattic Accident In Children, S. Chitmittrapap Nov 1998

Prevention Of Trattic Accident In Children, S. Chitmittrapap

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal

No abstract provided.


Clinical Problem-Solving. Through Thick And Thin., David R. Yu, Redonda Miller, Paul F. Bray Jun 1998

Clinical Problem-Solving. Through Thick And Thin., David R. Yu, Redonda Miller, Paul F. Bray

Cardeza Foundation for Hematologic Research

No abstract provided.


Thberculous Abscess Of The Thyroid Gland In Anhiv-Infected Patient, P. Techopitayakul, N. Hiransuthikul Apr 1998

Thberculous Abscess Of The Thyroid Gland In Anhiv-Infected Patient, P. Techopitayakul, N. Hiransuthikul

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal

No abstract provided.


Validation Of The Barkemeyer-Callon-Jones Malingering Detection Scale: The Ability Of A Scale Differentiate Simulating Malingers From Controls And Prior Litigants From Those With No Litigation Experience Within A Sample Of Men Who Have All Suffered Chronic Low Back Pain, David Curnow Jan 1998

Validation Of The Barkemeyer-Callon-Jones Malingering Detection Scale: The Ability Of A Scale Differentiate Simulating Malingers From Controls And Prior Litigants From Those With No Litigation Experience Within A Sample Of Men Who Have All Suffered Chronic Low Back Pain, David Curnow

Theses: Doctorates and Masters

Chronic low back pain costs the community, and several authors have suggested that individuals often attempt to exaggerate chronic low back pain. Currently no reliable and valid scale for assessing malingering in chronic pain populations exists, and there is a large difference in opinion on the ability of experts using clinical judgment to detect malingering. The current study seeks to provide a validation for the BarkemeyerCallon-Jones Malingering Detection Scale (MDS) which has purported to be able to identify individuals attempting to malinger neurological conditions and pain. A simulation design was used, as in previous research, because it is difficult to …