我有病，我装的：解开装病背后的心理谜团

In this world, there is a group of people: they fabricate lies, feign illness, often using incredible and astonishing tragic stories to attract the attention and sympathy of others, and even exploit these elaborate hoaxes to gain love, fame, and financial benefits. These are the malingerers, as mental health professionals call them. This book collects various illness hoaxes involving factitious disorder, Munchausen syndrome, Munchausen syndrome by proxy, and malingering. Based on years of research and practice in this field, the author explains the origin, classification, and motivation of malingering, as well as methods for identifying and treating malingerers. The book weaves these contents together with dozens of stories, case studies, and patient self-narratives, allowing us to witness the "ingenious" deception techniques of malingerers and the hidden psychological motivations behind their insane behaviors. This book is not only suitable for relevant professionals to draw on and refer to, but also helps patients themselves, their relatives and friends, and even the general public to understand and identify related problems. For psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical social workers, and anyone interested in topics such as malingering, feigned illness, and fabricated illness, this book is an unmissable masterpiece.