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Ambulatory Electrodermal Activity Measurements as Part of Identification and Prevention of Job Burnout
The study investigates the associations of ambulatory electrodermal activity (EDA) measurements with mental well-being at work, especially job burnout. Appropriate statistical methods are applied to predict burnout with EDA measurements combined with self-report surveys on emotional valence.
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