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Pathology of Lying, Accusation, and Swindling: A Study in Forensic Psychology
William Healy · Mary Tenney Healy
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This early study in forensic psychology examines case histories of pathological liars, false accusers, and swindlers, analyzing the psychological motives behind their behavior. It suits students and professionals in psychology, criminology, and psychiatry, along with general readers interested in the subject.
(Note: the work was originally published in 1915, not 1996; 1996 may be a reprint date.)
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