Introduction Statement and significance of the problem A study by Day and Maltby (2003) shows that perceptions of being lucky are associated with better mental health, while perceptions of being unlucky are associated with poorer mental health [1-3]. Workplace-related beliefs about luck can be cultivated in the present time or drawn
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