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IMPACT OF RELIGIOSITY AND SELF-CONGRUENCE ON IMPULSIVE AND OBSESSIVE BEHAVIOUR: A MEDIATION AND MODERATION PERSPECTIVE. (2023). Imran, Hafiz Muhammad ; Parvaiz, Saleem ; Bibi, Maryem ; Zubair, Ayeza ; Ur, Hafiz Ihsan.
In: Bulletin of Business and Economics (BBE).
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