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Identification of feigned mental retardation using the new generation of malingering detection instruments: preliminary findings.

• Lili Odom Graue, David T. Berry, +4 authors Dellynda Werline
• The Clinical neuropsychologist
• 2007

A recent Supreme Court decision--Atkins v. Virginia, 536 U.S. 304 (2002)--prohibiting the execution of mentally retarded (MR) defendants may have raised the attractiveness of feigning this condition… (More)

Detection of feigned ADHD in college students.

• Myriam J Sollman, John D Ranseen, David T. Berry
• Psychological assessment
• 2010

Significant motivations and incentives exist for young-adult students to seek a diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). With ADHD information readily accessible on the Internet,… (More)

Detection of inadequate effort on neuropsychological testing: a meta-analytic update and extension.

• Myriam J Sollman, David T. Berry
• Archives of clinical neuropsychology : the…
• 2011

The present meta-analysis provides the first meta-analysis of research on stand-alone neurocognitive feigning tests since publication of the preceding paper by Vickery, Berry, Inman, Harris & Orey… (More)

Diagnosis and management of epilepsy associated with hypothalamic hamartoma: an evidence-based systematic review.

• Sandipan B. Pati, Myriam J Sollman, Terry Douglas Fife, Yu-tze Ng
• Journal of child neurology
• 2013

The main objective was to review the evidence for management of epilepsy associated with hypothalamic hamartomas. We performed a systemic review of the literature through July 2012 that studied… (More)

Developing a hippocampal neural prosthetic to facilitate human memory encoding and recall.

• Robert E. Hampson, Dong Song, +15 authors Sam A. Deadwyler
• Journal of neural engineering
• 2018

OBJECTIVE We demonstrate here the first successful implementation in humans of a proof-of-concept system for restoring and improving memory function via facilitation of memory encoding using the… (More)

Known-groups cross-validation of the letter memory test in a compensation-seeking mixed neurologic sample.

• Victoria L Vagnini, Myriam J Sollman, +6 authors Janet Saier
• The Clinical neuropsychologist
• 2006

Compensation-seeking neuropsychological evaluees were classified into Honest (HON; n = 37) or Probable Cognitive Feigning (PCF; n = 53) groups based on results from the Victoria Symptom Validity… (More)

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