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Daryl G. Kroner. (2020) Offence associated proactive, reactive, and acquisitive attributions that inform theory, assessment, and intervention. Journal of Crime and Justice 43:5, pages 659-675.
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Ahmed M. Megreya. (2014) Emotional Intelligence and Criminal Behavior. Journal of Forensic Sciences 60:1, pages 84-88.
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