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Recovery from Work via Physical Activity: A Longitudinal Study Among Workers with Intellectual Disabilities
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Beyond the established physical and mental health benefits for people with intellectual disabilities (PwID), physical activity may also enhance workplace well-being, as demonstrated in the general population. Given that PwID are susceptible to work-related exhaustion, the restorative role of physica
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