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An unclear self leads to poor mental health: Self-concept confusion mediates the association of loneliness with depression
Past research has established that loneliness is associated with both self-concept confusion and depression. The present work ties these disparate lines of research together by demonstrating that self-concept confusion mediates the relationship between loneliness and depression. Three studies, one c
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