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Increasing global freedoms : the role of psychological flexibility

2016-01-01

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This thesis seeks to add to the psychological literature that may help reduce global poverty and human rights abuse around the world. More specifically, it investigates the potential role of psychological flexibility and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in helping to increase “global freedoms”. It makes a unique contribution through the way it applies psychological flexibility and ACT to this novel area. Fo...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d869881-2ad0-5684-88ff-ec7ba41fbe93
DOI: 10.25602/gold.00016779

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