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Silver Lining: Grit and Well-Being of Working Students in a Private University
Working students represent a unique population that simultaneously manages academic responsibilities and employment while coping with financial and personal challenges. Despite increasing interest in positive psychology, limited empirical evidence has examined the relationship between grit and well-
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