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Relationships among critical thinking disposition components of Chinese undergraduates: A moderated mediating effect analysis
Critical thinking (CT), as a form of higher-order thinking, is intended to help individuals form reasonable reflection and judgment to deal with increasingly severe employment situations. As the primary workforce in the labor market, undergraduates must possess a strong critical thinking disposition
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