Call for Research: Malingering Assessments
Share your opinion on malingering assessments and get $5!
The University of Manitoba, Canada requests participation in an online survey analyzing clinicians’ perceptions and beliefs surrounding malingering assessments, and how procedures change when examining individuals with diverse backgrounds.
- The survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete, and responses will be confidential.
- The survey will contain a vignette that will take approximately 10 minutes to read.
Each participant will receive a $5 gift card honorarium after completing the survey. The Research Ethics Board at the University of Manitoba on the Fort Garry campus has approved this study (HE2025-0271).
Participation Requirements
- A licensed psychologist practicing in the USA or Canada Working in the field of psychology and law or forensic mental health services; and
- Have completed two or more malingering assessments in the past year.
Access the Survey
Access the survey via the following link: https://umanitobapsych.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8koCqCJrLKhpySO?Source=CAassoc
Questions?
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Taylor Matthew, at [email protected] or Dr. Alicia Nijdam-Jones, Ph.D., at [email protected]
We appreciate your time and participation in this study!
Warmly,
Taylor Matthew, Principal Investigator Undergraduate Psychology Honours Student University of Manitoba, Canada
Alicia Nijdam-Jones, Ph.D., Supervisor Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology University of Manitoba, Canada
Tara Ryan, Ph.D., Co-Investigator Forensic Evaluator Oregon State Hospital, USA
Katérine Aminot, B.A., Co-Investigator Clinical Psychology Master’s Student University of Manitoba, Canada
No Endorsement
The NPA does not endorse, implicitly or explicitly, the researchers, study, sponsoring institution, or its views, beliefs, or ideas. The NPA makes no warranty regarding the content’s accuracy or reliability, and expressly disclaims all liability, including for any direct, indirect, or consequential damages resulting from participation in this third-party research
