Perception and judgments of the economic system

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Ordinary people's perceptions of various economic concepts and judgments of the economic system held by Poles and what the ideal socioeconomic system should be, are investigated. Findings indicate that people generally group issues commonly experienced whether or not they have economic significance or possess a logical order. The Poles indicate only moderate support for the national economy's pro-market transformation. Economic well-being is associated more with education and less with income.

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Economic stress and psychological well-being: an economic psychology framework

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The effects of socioeconomic status on the mental health of individuals are studied using the Economic, Demographic and Social Characteristics Questionnaire. Results show that an increase in economic stressors leads to an increase in psychological distress. Factors contributing to economic stress include family income, spousal support, occupational level, number of dependents and economic mobility.

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Cognitive and emotional factors affecting currency perception

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Influence of cognitive and emotional factors on perceiving currency value is examined.

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