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Ten Concerns About Personality-Change Interventions—and How to Address Them
Many people want to change their personality in some way and personality traits have been found to predict various important aspects of life, including well-being, health, relationship quality, and work success. As a result, volitional personality interventions designed to elicit personality trait c
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