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Tony Ward

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Victoria University of Wellington

New Zealand

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Professor Tony Ward is a faculty member at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. His research focuses on forensic psychological practice, psychopathology, and evidence-based practices in clinical psychology. Recent articles include explorations of ethical tensions in forensic settings, the incorporation of dynamic risk factors, and the importance of epistemic pluralism in scientific discourse.

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Andrew Day

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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Jacqueline Sullivan

Associate Professor

University of Western Ontario

CANADA

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Prejudice and Politics in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: An Indigenous Perspective from Aotearoa-New Zealand and Australia

Ethical tensions in forensic psychological practice: experiences of New Zealand psychologists in an increasingly risk-averse legislative context

Incorporating Dynamic Risk Factors Into Forensic Case Formulations

Epistemic disagreement in psychopathology research and practice: A procedural model

Practice Frameworks in the Correctional Domain: How Values Drive Knowledge Generation and Treatment

Epistemic pluralism and the justification of conceptual strategies in science

Translating science into practice in clinical psychology: A reformulation of the evidence-based practice inquiry model

Monitoring Therapist Fidelity to the Good Lives Model (GLM)

From competition to co-operation: Shifting the “one best model” perspective

Describing disorder: The importance and advancement of compositional explanations in psychopathology

Symptom Descriptions in Psychopathology: How Well Are They Working for Us?

Symptoms as Black Boxes: Time to Look Inside the Box

Why theoretical literacy is essential for forensic research and practice

The Explanation of Eating Disorders: A Critical Analysis

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Jacqueline Sullivan

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