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The relationship between attachment and offending within a South African context
International research has consistently documented a link between attachment and offending. Despite South Africa's high crime rate, research within this country's socio-political context has been limited. This current study aimed to fill this gap, by examining the association between attachment and...
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Department of Psychology
2018
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