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Expatriation as A moderator in the Relationship between Cultural Intelligence and Depression in A sample of Expatriate and Non-expatriate Kuwaiti Students

A journal article published by Sultan Qaboos University examining whether expatriation moderates the relationship between cultural intelligence and depression among Kuwaiti and expatriate students. Publication date supplied is 2022-09-30 but no additional study details are included in the supplied excerpt.

Categories: public-health, science-and-space

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The research focuses on depression and cultural factors among students in Kuwait, which is relevant to student mental health in that country.

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Expatriation as A moderator in the Relationship between Cultural Intelligence and Depression in A sample of Expatriate and Non-expatriate Kuwaiti Students

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