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Posted by Gergely Fliegauf on January 10, 2012 at 11:12
psychosocial criminology, the relevance when considering personality disorders
can this be linked or is it an assumption to believe that psychosocial theory can adequetly explain crimes committed by those displaying traits of personality disorder.
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