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LLPW: Forgiveness and reconciliation rituals:Pathways to depolarization of adolescents in rural Kenya, Cameroon and Ethiopia. (Intervention module)

Domain:

peace and security
Creator:
WadMenNga
Publisher:
Zenodo
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intervention modules. Used with a sample of adolescents in Turkana, Kenya, Amhara, Ethiopia and Bamenda Cameroon to test how forgiving they can be in particular circumstances. An extremism and prosocialism measure is taken befor and after the intervention.

Languages

AmharicMendankwe-NkwenTurkana

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Internationalhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode

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