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Disentangling between- and within-person associations of psychological distress and mental well-being: An experience sampling study examining the dual continua model of mental health among university students
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PDF) Disentangling between-and within-person associations of psychological distress and mental well-being: An experience sampling study examining the dual continua model of mental health among university students
Peter TEN KLOOSTER, Professor (Associate), PhD, University of Twente, Enschede, UT, Department of Psychology, Health and Technology (PHT)
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Kernel density of the self-assessed depression level of the respondents
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Between-person (Plot A) and within-person association between
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Individual linear regression lines of each participant for the state
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Kernel density of the self-assessed depression level of the respondents
