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August 28, 2026 PDT

Do Top Students “Lying Flat” After Admitting to “Double First-Class” Universities? A Multi-Theoretical Analysis of the Psychological Causes and Intervention Paths of “Lying Flat” Among Elite University Students

Lingan Zhou,
College StudentsLying FlatPsychological CausesMulti-theoretical Perspective
https://doi.org/10.67728/sshi.2026.008
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Social Sciences and Humanities Inquiry
Zhou, L. (2026). Do Top Students “Lying Flat” After Admitting to “Double First-Class” Universities? A Multi-Theoretical Analysis of the  Psychological Causes and Intervention Paths of “Lying Flat” Among Elite University Students. Social Sciences and Humanities Inquiry, 23–37. https://doi.org/10.67728/sshi.2026.008
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