Surviving child labour through forgiveness and self-efficacy: Implications for counselling practice
January-March 2024 - Vol 16 Num. 1
Self-efficacy and forgiveness are personal resources that individuals utilize to navigate challenging tasks, find meaning in life, and achieve inner peace. This study aimed to deepen our understanding of how self-efficacy and forgiveness serve as coping strategies for survivors of traumatic experiences of child labor. We...
Surviving child labour through forgiveness and self-efficacy: Implications for counselling practice
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