Journal Article 2020 Open Access

The Moderating Effect of Gender on Adaptive Coping Mechanisms and Financial Stress

Francis Osei-Kuffour, Williams Kwasi Peprah

Archives of Business Research, 8(1), 82-93 · Services for Science and Education

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DOI: 10.14738/abr.81.7347
Faculty: School of Business
Research area: Psychology & Behaviour

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Francis Osei-Kuffour School of Business Williams Kwasi Peprah School of Business

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