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direct relationship

direct relationship A direct relationship is an association between two variables considered on its own, before accounting for indirect pathways or intervening psychological processes.

A direct relationship is an association between two variables considered on its own, before accounting for indirect pathways or intervening psychological processes. In this context, it refers to the positive link found between perceived educational opportunity fairness and social trust.

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Drafting source: Hou Huijuan; Wu Ruqiao; Wang Dongliang. The relationship between perceived educational opportunity fairness and social trust: an empirical study based on cognition, emotion and developmental expectation. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1876898; article XML SHA-256 c26948bacf9638fc49705bc9e952ca915c453767e9ea5d008be8c9516bff04cf. “The relationship between perceived educational opportunity fairness and social trust: an empirical study based on cognition, emotion and developmental expectation” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1876898).
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