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- who: Yi Feng from the Resilience and emotional distress Although exposure to , information leads to predictable perceived risk, psychological responses and mental health outcomes vary [48], depending on socio-psychological factors such as personality traits, resilience, and social support [7, ]Individuals adopt discrete coping strategies to manage perceived risk. Effective coping supports adaptation to change and maintenance of mental health have published the article: Overexposure to COVID-19 information amplifies emotional distress: a latent moderated mediation model, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 12/03/2022
- what: The authors propose the assumption solely regarding the case . . .
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