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Foreboding Amid Prosperity: Phantom Anxiety Theory and Abstract Pessimism
The analyses drew on 38 independently conducted international surveys involving more than half a million respondents. The results demonstrate that higher national levels of human development, as indexed by the Human Development Index (HDI), are associated with more pessimistic expectations about the
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