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Slacking Through Slots: Amplifying Factors for Problem Gambling’s Negative Effects on Job Performance Through Gambling-Specific Cyberloafing
Abstract Introduction: Previous research has found problem gambling predicts decreased job performance, with this relationship being mediated by online gambling at work, known as gambling-specific cyberloafing. To determine amplifying factors for work-related impairment, our study extended these fin
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