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inverse relationship

inverse relationship An inverse relationship is a pattern in which two variables move in opposite directions, so higher levels of one are linked with lower levels of the other.

An inverse relationship is a pattern in which two variables move in opposite directions, so higher levels of one are linked with lower levels of the other. In this source, it refers to higher dispositional mindfulness being associated with less procrastination.

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Drafting source: Ibili Gozde; Tree Jeremy John; Gurluk Yılmaz Orhun. Maladaptive perfectionism can explain the inverse relationship between dispositional mindfulness and procrastination. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0318845; article XML SHA-256 b07ed4b90f690afc4aa2207b6c925d12a7188ada2929d48fa3d9be1b80a1661e. “Maladaptive perfectionism can explain the inverse relationship between dispositional mindfulness and procrastination” (10.1371/journal.pone.0318845).
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