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Challenging the universality of job resources: why, when, and for whom are they beneficial?
Marc van Veldhoven (Van Veldhoven, M.); Anja Van den Broeck (Van den Broeck, A.); Kevin Daniels (Daniels, K.); Arnold B. Bakker (Bakker, B.A.); Susana M. Tavares (Tavares, S. M.); Chidiebere Ogbonnaya (Ogbonnaya, C.);
Journal Title
Applied Psychology: An International Review
Year (definitive publication)
2020
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom
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Abstract
In this paper we introduce the topic of job resources and elaborate on their relevance for research and practice in work psychology. We start out with a brief overview of the historic and current understanding of job resources. Next, we discuss the need for a more nuanced perspective on the effects of job resources and present some ideas on how to move this forward. After these conceptual preliminaries, we introduce the papers in the special issue and conclude with a brief summary of the special issue’s key messages.
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Keywords
Job resources
  • Psychology - Social Sciences
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UID/GES/00315/2019 Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
ES/N003586/1 Economic and Social Research Council Grant

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