Evaluating the validity of feigned psychological symptoms across cultural boundaries / Rebecca A. Weiss.
This case study describes research that examined the utility of psychological measures in a non-Western sample. The researcher describes the context of her research, common relevant designs and her experiences translating published measures, training interpreters, and collecting data. She highlights...
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