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The Transformative Side of Societal Stress: Threat and Challenge Responses to Progressive Social Changes
Research showed that social changes elicit threat, which is considered a negative response to be avoided to improve intergroup relations. However, this approach overlooks the transformative potential of positive stress (challenge) for progressive social changes. To address this gap, we investigated
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