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    Research on the Cumulative Effects of Experiencing Repeated, Intense Changes
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Research on the Cumulative Effects of Experiencing Repeated, Intense Changes

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Research on the cumulative effects of experiencing repeated, intense changes suggests that the more common effect is to "inoculate" people and leave them better prepared to change again.

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