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Mathematical Thinking and Depression: A Cognitive and Statistical Analysis of Coping and Resilience
This research examined the correlation between mathematical capacity and depression among students through a quantitative research design. The main objective was to examine whether mathematical ability is associated with depression levels and whether differences exist between students with high and
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