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L. Allen

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L. Allen — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 14
Works: 36
Citations: 1,709

Most-cited papers

Effort has a greater effect on test scores than severe brain injury in compensation claimants
P. Green, M. Rohling, P. Lees-Haley, L. Allen
2001Brain Injury482 citations
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Detecting malingering in head injury litigation with the Word Memory Test.
P. Green, G. Iverson, L. Allen
1999Brain Injury195 citations
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Depressive symptoms and neurocognitive test scores in patients passing symptom validity tests.
M. Rohling, P. Green, L. Allen, G. Iverson
2002Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology186 citations Open access
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The lesion(s) in traumatic brain injury: implications for clinical neuropsychology.
P. Lees-Haley, P. Green, M. Rohling, David D. Fox +1 more
2003Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology183 citations Open access
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The Word Memory Test and the Validity of Neuropsychological Test Scores
P. Green, P. Lees-Haley, L. Allen
2003162 citations
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Effort testing in patients with fibromyalgia and disability incentives.
R. Gervais, A. Russell, P. Green, L. Allen +2 more
2001Journal of Rheumatology128 citations
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Effects of Coaching on Symptom Validity Testing in Chronic Pain Patients Presenting for Disability Assessments
R. Gervais, P. Green, L. Allen, G. Iverson
200185 citations
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Age Related Effects in Children Taking the Computerized Assessment of Response Bias and Word Memory Test
J. Courtney, J. Dinkins, L. Allen, Katherine Kuroski
2003Child Neuropsychology: A Journal of Normal and Abnormal Development in Childhood and Adolescence57 citations
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A double-blind study of prazosin in the treatment of Raynaud's phenomenon in scleroderma.
R. Surwit, R. S. Gilgor, L. Allen, M. Duvic
1984Archives of Dermatology46 citations
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Malingering in Forensic Neuropsychology: Daubert and the MMPI-2
P. Lees-Haley, G. Iverson, R. Lange, David D. Fox +1 more
200343 citations
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Who is Exaggerating Cognitive Impairment and Who is Not?
M. Rohling, L. Allen, P. Green
2002CNS Spectrums22 citations
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Neuroendocrine response to cold in Raynaud's syndrome.
R. Surwit, L. Allen, Robert S. Gilgor, S. Schanberg +2 more
1983Life Science22 citations
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Symptom validity test results with children: CARB and WMT
L. Flaro, P. Green, L. Allen
200021 citations Open access
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Failure on symptom validity tests associated with disability incentives in fibromyalgia patients
R. Gervais, P. Green, A. Russell, S. Pieschl +1 more
200014 citations Open access
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Evaluating Effort with the Word Memory Test and Category Test-Or Not
David J. G. Williamson, P. Green, L. Allen, M. Rohling
200311 citations
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Differential sensitivity to symptom exaggeration of verbal, visual, and numerical symptom validity tests
R. Gervais, P. Green, L. Allen
199911 citations Open access
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Computerized Assessment of Response Bias in Forensic Neuropsychology
L. Allen, G. Iverson, P. Green
200310 citations
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Intra-arterial reserpine for Raynaud's syndrome. Systemic reactions without therapeutic benefit.
R. Surwit, Robert S. Gilgor, M. Duvic, L. Allen +1 more
1983Archives of Dermatology8 citations
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Performance patterns on the Computerized Assessment of Response Bias in 1752 compensation cases
L. Allen, P. Richards, W. P. Green, G. Iverson +1 more
19985 citations Open access
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Who's exaggerating? The Category Test and Word Memory Test give different answers
David J. G. Williamson, P. Green, L. Allen, M. Rohling
20003 citations Open access
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Rebuttal to Bigler's response to our commentary on “The lesion(s) in traumatic brain injury”: let's stick to science
David D. Fox, L. Allen
20032 citations Open access
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Utility of the memory complaints inventory for identifying symptom exaggeration in mild to moderate traumatic brain injury
P. Green, L. Allen, G. Iverson
19992 citations
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The effects of coaching DSM-IV pain disorder patients on the computerized assessment of response bias
R. Gervais, L. Allen, P. Green, S. Cunningham
19992 citations
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The diagnostic inefficiency of the MMPI relative to two performance-based measures of response bias in patients with actual or claimed head injury
L. Allen, P. Green, R. Conder, G. Iverson
19992 citations Open access
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Actuarial risk factors related to failing the computerized assessment of response bias in 307 compensation evaluations
L. Allen, W. P. Green, P. Richards, G. Iverson
19982 citations Open access
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Sam Benson for Batman and Australia': labor pre-selection problems, the ethnic vote and the ghost of Benson
L. Allen
19952 citations
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Universality of the challenge–resilience–resourcefulness model
M. Celiński, L. Allen
20161 citations
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Normative data on the emotional perception test with 794 children
L. Flaro, P. Green, L. Allen, R. Gervais
19991 citations Open access
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Ecological validity of simulators v. TBI litigants—Part 1: Neuropsychological data
R. Conder, L. Allen
19991 citations Open access
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Mindset and effort in restoration of life role outcomes in post-traumatic conditions
M. Celiński, L. Allen
20160 citations
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C-81Neuropsychological Correlates of Poor Effort Related to Performance on TOMM, CARB and Psycho Assistant
M. Celiński, L. Allen, M. Nikkhou
20150 citations
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Mind set and Effort in Restoration of Life Roles in Post-traumatic Conditions
M. Celiński, L. Allen, A. Kozłowski
20140 citations
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C-90Concordance between a Cognitive and a Self-Report Measure of Symptom Exaggeration: Psycho-Assistant and SIMS
M. Celiński, L. Allen, M. Nikkhou, H. Rockman
20140 citations
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Ecological validity of simulators V. TBI litigants—Part 2: MMPI
R. Conder, L. Allen
19990 citations
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The Development and Evaluation of Corn Carbohydrate Coatings for Foods
L. Allen
19620 citations
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“A Promise to Answer for the Debt Default or Miscarriage of Another”—When Consideration is Beneficial to Promisor
L. Allen, Harold S. Cook
0 citations
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