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inner conflict

inner conflict Inner conflict is a state of mental struggle that can happen when an experience clashes with a person’s deeply held moral values or beliefs.

Inner conflict is a state of mental struggle that can happen when an experience clashes with a person’s deeply held moral values or beliefs. It may be accompanied by psychological distress.

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Drafting source: Dewar Michelle; Paradis Alison; Brillon Pascale. Morally injurious events among aid workers: examining the indirect effect of negative cognitions and self-care in associations with mental health indicators. 2023; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1171629; article XML SHA-256 4637bd154b2eb4a7cbc9de7b1c0c12c43d4427f237138510e2909b8511bafedc. “Morally injurious events among aid workers: examining the indirect effect of negative cognitions and self-care in associations with mental health indicators” (10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1171629).
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