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From Raisin to Almond Disposition: A Cultural-Psychological Analysis of Emotional Lability and Inner Resilience
This conceptual essay introduces a cultural-psychological framework contrasting the "Raisin Disposition" (emotional lability and vulnerability to external stressors) with the "Almond Disposition" (inner structural resilience and emotional groundedness). By examining emotional regulation through i
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