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partial In this research context, partial refers to a relationship between two variables that is examined while accounting for the influence of the other variables in the analysis.

In this research context, partial refers to a relationship between two variables that is examined while accounting for the influence of the other variables in the analysis. It is used to clarify the unique association between those variables.

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Drafting source: Nordahl Henrik; Anyan Frederick; Hjemdal Odin; Wells Adrian. Partial and directional relationships between negative metacognitive beliefs and the big five personality traits. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1897206; article XML SHA-256 54b9156befbeb3cdc250ad43ec8581edd82ca9227d9af08842787b1c2879f745. “Partial and directional relationships between negative metacognitive beliefs and the big five personality traits” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1897206).
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