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Development and validation of the Knowing Sufficiency Scale (KSS)
Background We proposed knowing sufficiency as a psychological construct comprising knowing what and how much is sufficient for one's well-being, not seeking beyond that point, and feeling content with what is already present in one's life. Existing psychological measures related to sufficiency prima
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