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Validating the Chinese Version of the Manifestation Scale (CVMS): Translation, Cultural Adaptation and Psychometric Extension
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The Manifestation Scale assesses belief in metaphysically attracting success through positive self-talk, visualization, and symbolic actions. We translated and validated a Chinese version (CVMS) in 1,901 Chinese-speaking adults and compared it with data from 1,023 English-speaking participants. Anal
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