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Find your true no / by Sunita Sah ; illustrations by Ricardo Tomas.

By: Sah, Sunita [author]

Contributor(s): Tomas, Ricardo [illustrator]

Copyright date: 2025Subject(s): Obedience | Compliance In: Psychology Today vol. 58, no. 1: (Jan./Feb. 2025), pages 32-37.Summary: The world demands our compliance every day, in ways both large and small. But we owe obedience to no one. Research shows us why saying no can be so important for our mental health and points to the best ways to stick to our principles.

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The world demands our compliance every day, in ways both large and small. But we owe obedience to no one. Research shows us why saying no can be so important for our mental health and points to the best ways to stick to our principles.

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