Challenges for the SASSI-4 and InDUC-2R: Positive Impression Management in Offenders with Substance Use Histories

Hartigan, Sara E.; Rogers, Richard; Williams, Margot M.; Donson, Jordan E.

doi:10.1007/s10862-021-09909-9

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“…However, the SASSI fails to effectively detect denied substance use (Feldstein & Miller, 2007; Wooley et al., 2012). More to the point of confirmation bias, “defensive” results cannot be interpreted as denied substance use because similar results are found more generally for social desirability (Hartigan et al., 2021). In a sample of inpatient offenders, the SASSI‐4 could not distinguish partial denial of substance use from social desirability.…”

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An overview of malingering and deception in neuropsychiatric cases

Rogers,

Bender,

Hartigan

2023

Behavioral Sci & The Law

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Forensic practitioners must shoulder special responsibilities when evaluating over‐stated pathology (e.g., malingering) as well as simulated adjustment. Such determinations may modify or even override other clinical findings. As a result, practitioners must be alert to their own misassumptions that may unintentionally bias their conclusions about response styles. Detection strategies for malingering—based on unlikely or markedly amplified presentations—are highlighted in this article. Given page constraints, assessment methods for feigning are succinctly presented with their applications to administrative, civil, and criminal referrals.

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confidence: 95%