Offenders, Deviants or Patients? provides a practical approach to understanding both the
social context and treatment of mentally disordered offenders. Taking into account the …

Objective Pathological lying, originally called “pseudologia phantastica,” has an established
history within clinical practice and literature, although it has not been recognized as a …

Psychiatrists commonly encounter deception in the emergency department. This article
presents the case of a patient who presents to the emergency department with an unusual …

Pseudologia fantastica, also known as mythomania, or pathological lying, is a psychiatric
phenomenon that is a mixture of fact and fiction involving fantasized events and self …

Many therapists have likely worked with a client who has caused the therapist to confront his
most cherished beliefs, or has changed the therapist in ways that forever altered the way he …

Objective: Pathological lying has been discussed in the research literature for more than a
century, mostly in case studies. Recent research has supported pathological lying as a …

Het verhoor van minderjarigen verdient bijzondere aandacht, zowel als slachtoffer, getuige
of verdachte van misdrijven. Hun cognitieve, emotionele en linguïstische ontwikkeling is …

Pseudologia fantastica, a psychological phenomenon that has been described in the
literature for at least a century, is an understudied and poorly understood entity. Sometimes …

Although data and research on the topic are lacking, the phenomenon of feigned
homicidality in short-term hospitalization appears to have increased in recent years …

This is a quote from the patient:“I made a Halloween house to scare others. The visitors were
frightened by falling into a trap. They would see people without limbs or dead people with …