What does it mean to 'drop out'of therapy? Many definitions of 'dropout'have been proposed,
but the most widely accepted is the client ending treatment without agreement of their …

University students often employ generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT in
resolution of ill-defined problem-solving tasks. However, the experimental evidence about …

In forensic casework, it is vital to be able to obtain valuable information from burnt bone
fragments to ascertain the identity of the victim. Burnt bones show significant alterations both …

Objective: Therapy dropout is a common occurrence, especially in adolescence. This study
investigated whether dropout could be predicted from a range of child, family, and treatment …

Few taphonomic alterations to bone are as destructive, rapid, predictable, and common in
forensic settings as the combustion of fleshed bodies or isolated remains. In this chapter, we …

Post-mortem computed tomography (CT) can provide useful insights into coronial and
forensic pathological investigation of the fire-damage victim. Understanding the pathological …

Since the 2004 edition of this volume there has been a marked increase of interest in
cremated bone and the mortuary rite of cremation in the UK. This has led to the publication …

Abstract Larsson, Å M. 2009. Breaking and Making Bodies and Pots. Material and Ritual
Practices in Sweden in the Third Millennium BC. Department of Archaeology and Ancient …

Only the inorganic fraction of bone survives the high temperatures reached during
cremation, so that it remains the sole material available for isotopic analyses. In order to …

The determination of the original condition of human remains prior to burning is critical since
it may facilitate the reconstruction of circumstances surrounding death in forensic cases …