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Event-Related Changes in Personality Traits, Life Satisfaction, and Mental Health: Evidence from a 4-Year Longitudinal Study in sub-Saharan Africa
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Life events like entering a romantic relationship or losing a job have been found to predict changes in personality traits and well-being. However, findings on event-related changes stem almost exclusively from Western countries. Here, we address this limitation by examining event-related changes in
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