Identifying Malingering with Dr. Philip Resnick

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• PO

  @powapuff · 1 month ago

  Excellent presentation,  extremely interesting considering Lindsay Clancy trial !

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• PO

  @poturbg8698 · 3 years ago

  He directed the forensic psych clinic in which I worked for over 6 years. His lectures were invaluable training!

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• DI

  @didi1406 · 3 months ago

  Omg as someone working in community mental health and has been stressed about a potential case of malingering with psychosis this was so helpful! thank you for having him on and incredible questions!! very applicable to those of us working in the field!

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• AR

  @archivoseideasconluis · 5 months ago

  what a elocuence to bring aspects of malingering to a accurate diagnosis when human behavior is complex and paradoxically and deeply studied by different fields: psychology, medicine, psychiatry, neurology, biology, and so on. geniuses.

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• AH

  @AhmadDanyaal_01 · 1 year ago

  This lecture is invaluable. The salience of a phenomenon does not depend on the number of viewers but its own inherent significance and relevance to psychotherapy. Much obliged for sharing insights for this topic along with other essentially important ones.

• SU

  @SusanGeehan · 1 month ago

  This is fantastic, but who's listening they might want to learn how to malinger properly.

• VA

  @vampoftrance · 3 years ago

  I know him! I watch all those shows.

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• SU

  @SusanGeehan · 1 month ago

  Why don't they just call it lying?

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• PU

  @punisher0717 · 1 year ago

  Do yourself a favor speed up playback

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• SU

  @SusanGeehan · 1 month ago

  In my husband's family five children four have schizoaffective. I've just noticed my son who's in his forties and this is new. He seems to be changing. It's such a late age. It's mostly the government's doing this. The government's doing that the government's starting the fires but it all came after. He told me that he tried magic mushrooms and I see it. Not from smoking cannabis because he has done that in his life. I think it was the magic mushrooms. Sometimes I can actually tell by looking in his eyes they just look so different.

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• BU

  @butterflyfields314 · 2 years ago (edited)

  It would have been helpful if he covered TBI and symptoms of TBI that overlap with other mental health conditions which muddies up a proper diagnosis, treatment and outcomes in lawsuits. I hope in the future there is better brain imaging techniques and genetic testing, with unbiased Ai reviewing the data from such testing in order to have proof in a court of law. Human bias error happens in medicine 🧠🤕

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• CA

  @carolr.556 · 2 weeks ago

  He also worked with the prosecution, so his diagnosis of Lindsay Clancy was credible! Sad to see that it seems most  who want to take a severe stance against her do not understand how much weight his opinion was about the criminality or lack there of of Clancy