Training in Forensic Assessment and Intervention Implications for Principles-Based Models

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Geoffrey Marczyk, David DeMatteo, Joshua Kutinsky and Kirk Heilbrun

pp.3-31

International Pespectives on Forensic Mental Health, Routledge

01 Jan 2011

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Title: Training in Forensic Assessment and Intervention Implications for Principles-Based Models
Creators: Geoffrey Marczyk - Widener Univ, Inst Grad Clin Psychol, Wilmington, DE USA
David DeMatteo - Drexel University
Joshua Kutinsky - Counsel Golomb & Honik PC, Law Off Mark F Seltzer PC, Philadelphia, PA USA
Kirk Heilbrun
Contributors: R Jackson (Editor)
Publication Details: pp.3-31
Series: International Pespectives on Forensic Mental Health
Publisher: Routledge; ABINGDON
Number of pages: 29
Resource Type: Book chapter
Language: English
Academic Unit: Psychology
Identifiers: 991019170566204721

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Web of Science research areas: Law; Medicine, Legal; Psychiatry; Psychology; Psychology, Clinical