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Working at a Cost? ADHD Symptoms, Self-Endangering Work Behavior, and Occupational Well-Being
Self-endangering work behavior (SEWB) describes strategies employees use to maintain occupational functioning despite potential costs to health and recovery. This study examined associations between attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), SEWB, and occupational well-being using variable- an
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