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Authors:
MACOLINI RM
Citation: Rm. Macolini, ELDER ABUSE POLICY - CONSIDERATIONS IN RESEARCH AND LEGISLATION, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(3), 1995, pp. 349-363
Authors:
KAPP MB
Citation: Mb. Kapp, ELDER MISTREATMENT - LEGAL INTERVENTIONS AND POLICY UNCERTAINTIES, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(3), 1995, pp. 365-380
Authors:
SILBERFELD M
CORBER W
CHECKLAND D
Citation: M. Silberfeld et al., ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF LIMITATIONS AND UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR CONSEQUENCESIN MENTAL-CAPACITY ASSESSMENTS, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(3), 1995, pp. 381-390
Authors:
SPAR JE
HANKIN M
STODDEN AB
Citation: Je. Spar et al., ASSESSING MENTAL-CAPACITY AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO UNDUE INFLUENCE, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(3), 1995, pp. 391-403
Authors:
GOODWIN PE
SMYER MA
LAIR TI
Citation: Pe. Goodwin et al., DECISION-MAKING INCAPACITY AMONG NURSING-HOME RESIDENTS - RESULTS FROM THE 1987 NMES SURVEY, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(3), 1995, pp. 405-414
Authors:
COHENMANSFIELD J
WERNER P
WEINFIELD M
BRAUN J
KRAFT G
GERBER B
WILLENS S
Citation: J. Cohenmansfield et al., AUTONOMY FOR NURSING-HOME RESIDENTS - THE ROLE OF REGULATIONS, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(3), 1995, pp. 415-423
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TOMKINS AJ
Citation: Aj. Tomkins, BEHAVIORAL-SCIENCE EVIDENCE IN THE WAKE OF DAUBERT, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(2), 1995, pp. 127-130
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LANDSMAN S
Citation: S. Landsman, OF WITCHES, MADMEN, AND PRODUCTS-LIABILITY - AN HISTORICAL SURVEY OF THE USE OF EXPERT TESTIMONY, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(2), 1995, pp. 131-157
Authors:
SCHOPP RF
QUATTROCCHI MR
Citation: Rf. Schopp et Mr. Quattrocchi, PREDICTING THE PRESENT - EXPERT TESTIMONY AND CIVIL COMMITMENT, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(2), 1995, pp. 159-181
Authors:
GOODMANDELAHUNTY J
FOOTE WE
Citation: J. Goodmandelahunty et We. Foote, COMPENSATION FOR PAIN, SUFFERING, AND OTHER PSYCHOLOGICAL INJURIES - THE IMPACT OF DAUBERT ON EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(2), 1995, pp. 183-206
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MARLOWE DB
Citation: Db. Marlowe, A HYBRID DECISION FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING PSYCHOMETRIC EVIDENCE, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(2), 1995, pp. 207-228
Authors:
PENROD SD
FULERO SM
CUTLER BL
Citation: Sd. Penrod et al., EXPERT PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTIMONY ON EYEWITNESS RELIABILITY BEFORE AND AFTER DAUBERT - THE STATE OF THE LAW AND THE SCIENCE, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(2), 1995, pp. 229-259
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GLESS AG
Citation: Ag. Gless, SOME POST-DAUBERT TRIAL TRIBULATIONS OF A SIMPLE COUNTRY JUDGE - BEHAVIORAL-SCIENCE EVIDENCE IN TRIAL COURTS, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(2), 1995, pp. 261-291
Authors:
SALEKIN RT
OGLOFF JRP
MCFARLAND C
ROGERS R
Citation: Rt. Salekin et al., INFLUENCING JURORS PERCEPTIONS OF GUILT - EXPRESSION OF EMOTIONALITY DURING TESTIMONY, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(2), 1995, pp. 293-305
Authors:
EWING CP
Citation: Cp. Ewing, INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLEGAL ASPECTS OF DEATH, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(1), 1995, pp. 1-1
Authors:
MAIER DM
NEWMAN MJ
Citation: Dm. Maier et Mj. Newman, LEGAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A EUTHANASIA STATUTE FOR ADULTS IN THE UNITED-STATES, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(1), 1995, pp. 3-25
Authors:
EVANS JL
Citation: Jl. Evans, ARE CHILDREN COMPETENT TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT THEIR OWN DEATHS, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(1), 1995, pp. 27-41
Authors:
TERMAN SA
Citation: Sa. Terman, EMOTIONAL DAMAGES DUE TO WRONGFUL DEATH - WHAT ARE THEY WORTH, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(1), 1995, pp. 43-59
Authors:
SORENSEN JR
WALLACE DH
Citation: Jr. Sorensen et Dh. Wallace, CAPITAL-PUNISHMENT IN MISSOURI - EXAMINING THE ISSUE OF RACIAL DISPARITY, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(1), 1995, pp. 61-80
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OVERHOLSER JC
Citation: Jc. Overholser, TREATMENT OF SUICIDAL PATIENTS - A RISK-BENEFIT ANALYSIS, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(1), 1995, pp. 81-92
Authors:
HENRY VE
Citation: Ve. Henry, THE POLICE OFFICER AS SURVIVOR - DEATH CONFRONTATIONS AND THE POLICE SUBCULTURE, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(1), 1995, pp. 93-112
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RECTOR NA
BAGBY RM
Citation: Na. Rector et Rm. Bagby, CRIMINAL SENTENCE RECOMMENDATIONS IN A SIMULATED RAPE TRIAL - EXAMINING JUROR PREJUDICE IN CANADA, Behavioral sciences & the law, 13(1), 1995, pp. 113-121
Authors:
WETTSTEIN RM
Citation: Rm. Wettstein, MANAGED MENTAL-HEALTH-CARE - INTRODUCTION, Behavioral sciences & the law, 12(4), 1994, pp. 315-315
Authors:
SABIN JE
Citation: Je. Sabin, CARING ABOUT PATIENTS AND CARING ABOUT MONEY - THE AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION CODE OF ETHICS MEETS MANAGED CARE, Behavioral sciences & the law, 12(4), 1994, pp. 317-330
Authors:
DURHAM ML
Citation: Ml. Durham, HEALTH-CARES GREATEST CHALLENGE - PROVIDING SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL-ILLNESS IN MANAGED-CARE, Behavioral sciences & the law, 12(4), 1994, pp. 331-349