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    Hungerford, Suzanne
    Bassendowski, Nancy
    Keyword
    malingering
    speech language pathology
    Date Published
    2009
    
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    Malingering, or the intentional feigning of illnesses or disorders for secondary gain, is a financial and legal burden to society. Documented malingered disorders that are of particular interest to speech-language pathologists (SLPs) include malingered dysphagia, stuttering, mutism, dysphonia, language disorders, and cognitive impairment. Unfortunately, little information on malingering is available to SLPs. In this presentation we will introduce SLPs to issues of malingering, and provide information on how to address malingering in the assessment process.
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    Poster session presented at the meeting of the American Speech Language Hearing Association, New Orleans, November, 2009.
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