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Investigating the Relationship between Paranoia, Attachment and Victimisation in a Student Population

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Table 1. Sample Demographics and Paranoia Scores
Table 2. Final Interview Sample (To protect participant confidentiality pseudonyms are used)
Table 3: Categories and Subcategories
Figure 1. Theoretical Model of Processes Mediating Trust/Mistrust
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