Tests of Neuropsychological Malingering

Malingering occurs when a person falsely claims they cannot work or perform certain functions due to physical or mental disability. In situations where malingering needs to be proven, such as in the courtroom or in evaluating eligibility for vocation rehabilitation services or social security benefits, hard evidence is needed. Tests of Neuropsychological Malingering, Version 2.0 offers the user three computer-administered and scored tests of malingering of neuropsychological problems. It provides an easy-to-use interface for Windows (R) 3.1 and Windows (R) 95 and adds database storage of test results. This software generates data that can be used in a variety of evaluations, including competence hearings and criminal responsibility evaluations in state and federal jurisdictions.
Tests of Neuropsychological Malingering, Version 2.0 is an upgrade of the popular Version 1.0 software that has been used by psychologists, psychiatrists, and forensic evaluators since 1992. This is the software they rely upon when objective evidence of malingering is needed-a valuable complement to any psychological, psychiatric, or neuropsychological evaluation.