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Why is the attachment theory used in forensic psychology?
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Why is the attachment theory used in forensic psychology?
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The attachment theory is used in forensic psychology as it explores how attachment experiences, particularly in childhood, can impact an individual's social behaviours and relationships, which can lead to criminal behaviour.
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