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- Page 10 and 11: This session will also highlight fi
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- Page 44 and 45: Bullying: A Child Psychiatrist’s
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- Page 52 and 53: Rosemary Sheehan, Monash University
- Page 54 and 55: differential diagnosis, the use of
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e.g. financial literacy, conflict r
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program offending (controlling for
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When a person is charged with certa
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meet statutory requirements, govern
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Correctional Mental Health in the S
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David L. Shapiro, Nova Southeastern
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encounter with an enrolled patient
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of this presentation is to explore
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35. Cultural Bias: From the Classro
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factors that influence the outcome
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With the advances in ethnopsychopha
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(36.8%). In prison, APD (32.4%) and
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the use of specific neuropsychologi
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and psychological factors such as s
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more knowledge about this group is
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quality control standards. In the a
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exploring the short- and long-term
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exemption from criminal responsibil
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support the hypothesis that relatio
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Developing Criminal Justice Mental
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however, particularly difficult for
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Sarah M. Manchak, University of Cin
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elderly individuals in the context
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The importance of trust for the med
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of these terms raises questions abo
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control” (RSC). This presentation
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assistance to the affected offender
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FASD as a “Common Sense Deficit D
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comes with significant costs to soc
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In her influential theory of offend
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Expected results: Increased knowled
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56. Forensic Psychiatry in Holland
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Risk Assessment and Shared Care Pla
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developing children’s mental heal
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study (granted by the Ministry of S
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that the limitations of equivalence
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example of standardization and the
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and expected effect. More informati
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unacceptable proliferation of myths
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met criteria for Post Traumatic Str
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population (peptic ulceration, pani
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Traditionally, modern Western psych
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on the part of the railroads. The p
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have negative repercussions on thei
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consequences of such recognition or
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capita, population below poverty li
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Trans-institutionalization is the p
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sexual abuse in custodial settings
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patients were compared with those o
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The New to Forensic educational pro
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establish recovery based practice g
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Wing Ting To, University College Gh
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75. The Interface of Older Adults w
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significant concern for nursing. In
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Background: Practice and policy in
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Erica Bowen, Coventry University (e
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Social Influences and Challenges in
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Inge Joa, Stavanger University Hosp
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assessments to determine whether su
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Donald Stone, University of Baltimo
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Elizabeth Calder, Mental Welfare Co
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mental health issues change accordi
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Research has shown that there are b
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Crisis Intervention Team Training f
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Implications: Presentation of my fi
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line from the fascination with mons
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to the rules explain that appeal to
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Methods: The study focused on the c
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criteria (p≤.01), fewer inpatient
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for those they care about if commun
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authority nor a treatment provider
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Method: All men (n=193) who, betwee
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Drew Kingston, Royal Ottawa Health
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Ainslie McDougall, University of Ne
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There are no FDA psychopharmacologi
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chronic psychotics in the 1950s wit
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daily time on line, content of onli
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Objective: According to police crim
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The discussion of several specific
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Mental Health, Human Rights Legisla
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in laws concerning the mentally ill
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Relative in Scotland has taken a di
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Arthur Evans Jr, City of Philadelph
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hoc analyses show that the most imp
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experience substantial morbidity an
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the state, rules for inpatient admi
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Surrogacy, particularly commercial
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these theoretical claims of music t
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the parliamentary inquiry commissio
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addition, at each transfer informat
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of conventional fMRI analysis ident
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Forensic Psychiatry in the Era of G
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tendency to become sexually active.
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Commerce, Taxes, and Health Care: N
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A Unique Approach to Incentivizing
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Stefaan De Smet, University College
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An Evaluation of the Implementation
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Expected results: Intraclass correl
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than focus so much on the specific
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convicted and/or civilly committed
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emains uncertain. This presentation
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United States and Canada. Audience
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combination with the SAVRY (Structu
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A person having a hospital care ord
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Early Prevention of Antisocial Beha
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The Listener Scheme and Social Ther
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months, especialially in the EZV re
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Sexuality among prisoners is one of
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Klaus Hoffmann, Reichenau Forensic
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Utility of Risk-Need-Responsivity D
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typology has been investigated in m
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prevention. Clarification of eventu
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offenders with more extensive delin
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The Prognostic Value of the PCL-R i
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Aims: 1) To quantify the prevalence
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The effectiveness of a psychosocial
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data gathering, analysis, and polic
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Risk Assessment: Trouble with Numbe
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of attachment patterns (measured by
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Marcie Campbell, Domestic Violence
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Justice. The present study surveyed
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espond to the ethical challenge of
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135. Sex Fiends, Perverts, Pedophil
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Recent years have produced a growin
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Impulsive Violent Sexual Behaviour:
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Current literature stresses the ben
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“Seeing Like Them” and “Being
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sanctions, that they complied with
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Business and Clinical Challenges: A
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use to patients who agree to their
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euthanasia policy and practice in B
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Expected results: The present study
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Why Are Few Diagnoses of PTSD Confi
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employment status of the parents, m
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Context: For most people, young adu
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Real-Life High-Stakes Lies: Using V
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adapted from thesis research conduc
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and conformers) and theoretical pre
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participated in the development of
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decades. As in similar institutions
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exist for creative projects to ease
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studies (n=9454). Averaged across a
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and the Prison Mental Health Servic
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dynamic approach to offender rehabi
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Developing Psychologically Informed
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extent to which the CYCCs can make
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include the potential for over use,
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Findings: We identified 2,127 CTO c
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old paradigm are to adapt. An obvio
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Section 136 of the Mental Health Ac
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A Mixed-Methods Study of Women’s
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observers’ visual attention onto
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diabetes. A more sophisticated defi
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and a social and economic climate t
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stress and self-care deficits (e.g.
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pregnant women. Serious challenges
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Exposing through Litigation the Ove
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sophistry in this case. We revisit
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that employ non-adversarial, psycho
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Subject to Conditions Pending Trial
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UN-ESCAP is launching the New Decad
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process. “Collaborative Contracti
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Carolyn E. Hansen, Attorney-at-Law,
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professionals available to treat pr
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legislators, policy makers and the
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Un único efecto secundario, la gal
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adolescente o en la recuperación d
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(efecto disuasorio de la pena) y la
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estudio que nos aporta información
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La mayor injerencia del padre en la
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Carli Kulmar, Charles Sturt Univers
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Can a Sixty Year Old French Re-Entr
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offenders serving life sentences, s
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Kelo through the Lens of Therapeuti
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legislador ha previsto un trámite
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180. Reconsidering “Injury:” Ap
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Ivan Zinger, Office of the Correcti
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Recent years have seen the emergenc
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Jacqueline S. Dejean, Massachusetts
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presentation will report on that an
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Predictors of Criminal Justice Outc
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participant profiles related to the
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Colette R. Brunschwig, University o
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practice regarding the care of indi
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equires knowledge from other fields
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This presentation discusses the nee
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Dale Dewhurst, Athabasca University
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190. Using Therapeutic Jurisprudenc
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progress, the declaration was creat
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approaches will be suggested to add
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Communication and empathy correspon
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apporté ne pas avoir perçu la rec
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L’objectif du projet de recherche
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personnalité, dont l’impulsivit
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Fatiha Amara-Boulala, CHA, Alger, A
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Suzanne Léveillée, Université du
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sessuale nei confronti di minori-,
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Legami: il bondage tra cultura e pe
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negazione della situazione; pur ess
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internazionale che hanno preso lett
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Antonello Crisci, Università degli
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Ai sensi degli Artt. 59-63 della l.
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Benedetta Vittoria, Forensic Psychi
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significato, uno scopo alla giornat
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Stalking: analisi del fenomeno nel
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Alberto D’Argenio, Sapienza - Uni
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Armando Palmegiani, Sapienza - Univ
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elación sanitario-paciente, la pri
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205. Delitos violentos: datos epide
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a intervenir los déficits relativo
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comportamiento delictivo resaltan e
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La hospitalización involuntaria en
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Mauricio Jeldres Vargas, Servicio M
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Ley de derechosa y deberes de los p
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ien superior del Servicio Público.
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en adelante. Este grupo es represen
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por otro). En términos de confiabi
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aparentemente enfrentados, conforma
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Cameron, C., 159 Camin Sosa, M.
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Jeldres Vargas, M., 492, 495 Je
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Quiring, S., 67 R Rabe, K., 283
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Zakai, A., 217 Zanuto, E., 285