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Case formulation with personality disordered offenders
Jones, Lawrence F.
Jones, Lawrence F.
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled:
Types of formulation
Causal modelling framework
Validity and reliability of case formulation
Testing formulations and addressing bias
Who are case formulations for?
Formulation of what problems?
Who makes formulations?
Fictional case: �Peter�
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2010
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Jones, L. F. (2010). Case formulation with personality disordered offenders. In: Tennant, A. & Howells, K. (eds.) Using time, not doing time: Practitioner perspectives on personality disorder and risk. John Wiley and Sons, pp. 45-61.
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