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Swiss Archives of Neurology, Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Volume 173, Issue 1

2022 01 - 7 articles

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Articles (7)

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  • Open Access

L’Hypersexualité dans le film «Nymphomaniac»

  • Nathalie Darya Rassouli,
  • Coralie Roux,
  • Jasper Crokaert,
  • Gabriel Thorens and
  • Gerard Calzada

Lars von Trier réussit par le biais de ce film à cerner la vie d’une personne avec une hypersexualité et à animer un récit touchant, grâce à une sincérité et à son souci du détail [...]

  • Review
  • Open Access

Jugendliche Delinquente in der Schweiz

  • Leonardo Vertone,
  • Felix Euler,
  • Ladina Cavelti and
  • Dorothea Stiefel

Juvenile delinquents, meaning offenders who are younger than 18 years old, in Switzerland have been and still are a socially and politically controversial topic. After decreasing for several years, the statistical numbers showed a slight but constant...

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  • Open Access

Course and aspects of the forensic-psychiatric assessment of the capacity of adult witnesses to testify The article gives an overview of the procedure for the forensic-psychiatric processing of a rare question in criminal proceedings. The assessment...

  • Review
  • Open Access

Mental disorders and (violent) offending

  • Fanny de Tribolet-Hardy,
  • Chiara Krause and
  • Elmar Habermeyer

Interpersonal violence is among the most frequent preventable causes of premature mortality and morbidity. The association between psychiatric dis-orders and violence has received substantial attention from both the public and mental health professio...

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