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Effects of psychological hardiness, job demands, and job control on sickness absence : a prospective study.

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Journal of occupational health psychology: 2011, 16, n. 3 - July

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2011

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Journal Article

Subject:

Job satisfaction ; Stress ; Sick leave ; Absenteeism

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