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Two Wisdoms, Two Pathways to Well-Being: Locus of Control among Tribal and Non-Tribal Youth in Jharkhand
cross-cultural-psychologycultural-psychologyquantitative-methodsquantitative-psychologysocial-and-personality-psychologywell-being
Background: Locus of control is widely treated as a near-universal predictor of psychological well-being. Most supporting evidence comes from Western, individualist samples. Whether this link holds equally in indigenous Indian communities remains unclear. Objective: This study compared locus of cont
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