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Temporal Dynamics Between the Three Dimensions of Meaning in Life and Well-Being among Chinese College Students: Coherence as Prerequisite, Purpose as Connector, and Significance as Outcome
The three-dimensional model of meaning in life conceptualizes meaning as comprising coherence, purpose, and significance, yet how these components relate to one another over time and how they jointly connect to subjective well-being and global meaning appraisals remains unclear. The present study ad
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