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Do Wisdom and Well-Being Always Go Hand in Hand? The Role of Dialogues with Oneself

Recently, it has been demonstrated that wisdom positively predicted well-being. The paradox is that the development of wisdom is strongly linked to adverse experiences that can make a person feel “wiser but sadder”. This paper aims to test whether two types of dialogues with oneself, i.e. integrativ...

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Published in:	Journal of happiness studies 2023-03, Vol.24 (3), p.1059-1074
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