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These negative views can lead to a range of negative outcomes such as questioning ones self-worth, difficulties in establishing intimate relationships and friendships and weak labour market participation. These negative views can lead to a range of negative outcomes such as questioning ones self-worth, difficulties in establishing intimate relationships and friendships and weak labour market participation. These negative views can lead to a range of negative outcomes such as questioning ones self-worth, difficulties in establishing intimate relationships and friendships and weak labour market participation. These negative views can lead to a range of negative outcomes such as questioning ones self-worth, difficulties in establishing intimate

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