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Where might a developmental psychologist look for the cause of attachment disorders?
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Where might a developmental psychologist look for the cause of attachment disorders?
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A developmental psychologist might look at the impact of early attachment experiences on the development of attachment patterns and disorders, suggesting that secure attachment is important for healthy psychosocial development.
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