The Sherlock effect : how forensic doctors and investigators disastrously reason like the great detective
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Content: 1. Reasoning Backwards2. Sherlock and His Successors 3. Categorical Intuitive Deduction4. How Detective Fiction Turned Into Medical Science5. Good Cop, Bad Cop6. You Don't Know What You Don't Know7. Can't Shake This Feeling8. The Emperor Wears No Clothes9. Broken Bones in Babies10. The Unified Hypothesis11. Failing the Infamous12. The Deadly Bed13. Failing the Numerous Not-So-Infamous14. The Double Dip 15. Modern-Day Sherlocks16. The Battered Football Player Syndrome17. Tree People and Forest People18. The Perils of Pediatric Forensic Pathology19. Kayakers, Spider Bites, Jack the Ripper, and Speaking for the Dead20. CSI, Adam Ruins Forensic Science, Forensic Tree Teams, and a Bridge in Melbourne21. Confessions of a Former Chief Medical Examiner
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