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Economic Inequality Attenuates the Positive Relationship Between Perceptions of Social Mobility and Subjective Well-Being Journal article
Zhao, Shan, Huang, Changhao, Chi, Peilian, Du, Hongfei. Economic Inequality Attenuates the Positive Relationship Between Perceptions of Social Mobility and Subjective Well-Being[J]. Applied Research in Quality of Life, 2024, 19(2), 749-770.
Authors:  Zhao, Shan;  Huang, Changhao;  Chi, Peilian;  Du, Hongfei
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Chinese  Economic Inequality  Perceptions Of Social Mobility  Subjective Well-being  
Chinese perceive upward social mobility: How future mobility is influenced, but not limited by past mobility Journal article
Du, Hongfei, Liang, Yue, Chi, Peilian, King, Ronnel B.. Chinese perceive upward social mobility: How future mobility is influenced, but not limited by past mobility[J]. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 2021, 56(6), 951-960.
Authors:  Du, Hongfei;  Liang, Yue;  Chi, Peilian;  King, Ronnel B.
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China  Economic Growth  Income Inequality  Perceived Social Mobility  Perceptions Of Social Mobility  Social Mobility