Feigned Insanity, How Most Usually Simulated, and How Best Detected - Henry Wentworth Acland - Bog

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Feigned Insanity, How Most Usually Simulated, And How Best Detected: An Essay To Which Was Awarded The Gold Medal In The Class Of Medical Jurisprudence In The University Of Edinburgh, July, 1844
Henry Wentworth Acland
R. Clay, printer, 1844
Medical; Psychiatry; General; Forensic psychiatry; Insanity; Insanity (Law); Law / Mental Health; Malingering; Medical / Psychiatry / General