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wisdom

wisdom In this context, wisdom is a psychological quality that includes the ability to regulate emotions.

In this context, wisdom is a psychological quality that includes the ability to regulate emotions. It is associated with fewer psychotic-like experiences and less distress related to them.

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Drafting source: Wang Han; Zhu Yupu; Gao Yan; Xu Fangfang; Su Wei; Zhao Weiyan; Zong Yayi; Zhang Aoxue; Wang Yan; Chen Min. The mediating role of college student psychological resilience in the relationship between wisdom and psychotic-like experiences. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1814754; article XML SHA-256 9a8c3a472d8a7d9dc764c93eb5f1b03e70e9b4f7428dbcebd8bfe0d52379baf1. “The mediating role of college student psychological resilience in the relationship between wisdom and psychotic-like experiences” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1814754).
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