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1. Crossfire! How to Survive Giving Expert Evidence as a Psychologist 3. Mental Health Practice in the Courts: Psychiatry, Psychology and Law Books (including Applied Psychology Programs & Conference Proceedings) |
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Ideation Reduction Therapy (DIRT) for obsessive-compulsive
washers: A Comprehensive
Guide to Treatment A unique evidence-based treatment program designed to specifically reduce expectancies of danger or threat in OCD washers. DIRT is based on the rationale that the therapist should provide as much factual information as possible to decrease the expectancy of illness or disease and thus reduce the high dropout rate seen in conventional OCD exposure and response prevention programs. |
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Psychology as a Profession in Australia This book doesn’t shy away from many vexing and challenging issues, some of which have been debated by the profession for a very long time. Its audience is far more than advanced undergraduates, however. Due to its timely and specific relevance, it is as pertinent to the practising professional as it is to senior students who have decided that they wish to become professional psychologists. |
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Writing Reports for Court: A Practical Guide for Psychologists This text examines relevant mental health state legislation relating to criminal, civil and family courts and then sets out a logical structure for writing reports for such matters. Featuring numerous case studies to illustrate the applicability of the information provided, this book serves as an excellent text for all psychologists considering a career in forensic work as well as any working psychologist who may find themselves in a court setting. |
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Innovations and Advances in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy This important new volume explores cutting edge developments in the application of cognitive behaviour therapy across the full spectrum of psychopathology. Emphasis is placed on new variations in treatment procedures, flexible modes of delivery and the latest directions in treatment modality, including mindfulness and dialectical behaviour therapy. |
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Advances in Organisational Psychology Presents an impressive array of contemporary topics in industrial and organisational psychology from the Asia-Pacific region. With edited contributions drawn from the very best of material showcased originally at the 2005 10th anniversary Australian Psychological Society I/O Psychology Conference, this book is a must read for anyone in the field. |
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The Science of Management : Fighting Fads and Fallacies The authors have collated and analysed almost 16,000 scientific research articles in the fields of psychology and management to uncover over 800 surprising findings that contradict many common management practices. Highlighting and redressing these fallacies, the reader is offered the opportunity to challenge many sources of bias that contaminate our beliefs and opinions and provoke unsuitable decisions at work. |
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What is this thing called leadership? This book lets the voices of those acknowledged as leaders across the community do the talking. These are people who live, breath and practise leadership — they make it happen. Each of the ten leaders who speak in this book has demonstrated outstanding success in their field, such that their story is rich and informative, adding both critical and creative insights for those who seek to understand the leadership phenomenon better. |
