Thriving on Job Demands? Exploring Associations between Goal Uncertainty, Anxiety, and Job Autonomy for Employees with Metabolic Syndrome
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Published:2022-07-27
Issue:2
Volume:6
Page:em0119
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ISSN:2542-4904
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Container-title:European Journal of Environment and Public Health
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Short-container-title:EUROPEAN J ENV PUBLI
Author:
Huebner Anne-KathrinORCID, Haufe SvenORCID, Kerling ArnoORCID, Protte GudrunORCID, Bayerle PaulineORCID, Boeck Hedwig ThedaORCID, Rolff SimoneORCID, Sundermeier ThorbenORCID, Kück MommeORCID, Strunk SilkeORCID, Nachbar LarsORCID, Tegtbur UweORCID, de Zwaan MartinaORCID
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