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Emotional Intelligence and Money Anxiety: “An Empirical Study on Financial Stress Coping Mechanisms Among Generation Z
Generation Z has entered adulthood under a distinctive combination of economic precarity, digital financial exposure, and social-media-amplified comparison, making financial stress a defining feature of their early financial socialisation. While emotional intelligence (EI) is well established in
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