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The Attribution of Intentionality, Causality and Disposition By Deluded Patients

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 April 2020

D.J. Done ,
V. Millard ,
H.A. Pattinson ,
M. Papanastasiou  and
Hertfordshire Neurosciences Research Group
D.J. Done
Affiliation:
QEII Hospital, University of Hertfordshire, Wellhouse Trust, Hertfordshire, ALIO 9AB, England
V. Millard
Affiliation:
QEII Hospital, University of Hertfordshire, Wellhouse Trust, Hertfordshire, ALIO 9AB, England
H.A. Pattinson
Affiliation:
QEII Hospital, University of Hertfordshire, Wellhouse Trust, Hertfordshire, ALIO 9AB, England
M. Papanastasiou
Affiliation:
QEII Hospital, University of Hertfordshire, Wellhouse Trust, Hertfordshire, ALIO 9AB, England

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Type
New Research
Information
European Psychiatry , Volume 11 , Issue S4: European psychiatry: a force for the future - 8th Congress of Association of European Psychiatrists and Annual Meeting of the Royal College of Psychiatrists , 1996 , pp. 296s
Copyright
Copyright © Elsevier Paris 1996

References

(1)Hewstone, M. (1989) Causal Attribution. Oxford, Blackwell.Google Scholar
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