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The hidden curriculum of endurance: how students' psychosocial stress becomes normalised in arts higher education.
The deterioration of university students' mental health has become a global public health concern. However, students' well-being in arts higher education remains underexamined, despite evidence that arts students may be especially vulnerable to psychosocial distress. This study explored how students
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