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relation

relation In this psychology context, relation means the way two or more factors are connected or associated with each other.

In this psychology context, relation means the way two or more factors are connected or associated with each other. It refers to examining how variables such as beliefs, resilience, and relationships are linked as pairs or as a larger pattern.

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Drafting source: Peng Zhuo; Zhang Weijuan. A study of the correlation among adolescents’ personal belief in a just world, resilience and teacher-student relationship: a second-order and mediation model. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1878362; article XML SHA-256 c1f3abbc24bf35f555b03d4d29fe90f5b68f68b8a7d7d283a743680f9e10a9c4. “A study of the correlation among adolescents’ personal belief in a just world, resilience and teacher-student relationship: a second-order and mediation model” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1878362).
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