An Investigation on the Relationship between Facial Emotional Recognition and Tendency to Commit Crime; Moderating the Effects of Socio-Economic Well- Being

Nweke Ijeoma Blessing; Okoli Paul Chibuike; Ofojebe Chukwuma Philip; Ugboma Cajethan Ikechukwu; Akpoke Victor Okorieh; Ogundu Amara Grace

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Nweke Ijeoma Blessing
Okoli Paul Chibuike
Ofojebe Chukwuma Philip
Ugboma Cajethan Ikechukwu
Akpoke Victor Okorieh
Ogundu Amara Grace

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facial emotional recognition, tendency to commit crime; socio-economic well-being

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An Investigation on the Relationship between Facial Emotional Recognition and Tendency to Commit Crime; Moderating the Effects of Socio-Economic Well- Being. (2020). Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 20(H5), 9-15. https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/3186

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