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Leveraging Personality Dynamics for Volitional Personality Change Interventions
Personality traits are linked to important life outcomes, and many people are motivated to change aspects of their personality. This suggests a high potential for volitional personality change interventions, which are on the rise. However, their effect sizes tend to be small and heterogeneous. A key
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