Equilibrium Psychology of “Equality-Inequality”: Cause or Effect?
Journal Title: Science Insights - Year 2021, Vol 39, Issue 5
Abstract
Inequality is everywhere. The psychological balance of individuals who experience internal and external environments depicts the resilient capability. The equilibrium state of “equality-inequality” showcases causal-effect in psychological health and contributes to the inequality inheritance passed on to the next generations.
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Julia K. Johnson
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