TAP reading note: Recovery from job stress: The stressor-detachment model as an integrative framework
Connects research on job demands, psychological detachment and recovery.
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What the study found
Connects research on job demands, psychological detachment and recovery.
Scope & limitations
Review of occupational psychology research; no single trial sample
The framework concerns work demands and recovery from work. Extension to sleep, cardiovascular or exercise research requires the definitions and measures of those domains.
Population & sample
Review of occupational psychology research; no single trial sample
Exposure or intervention
Job stressors and psychological detachment
Outcomes
Work recovery; integrative framework
Time frame
No single observation period
Research funding
Not yet verified against the full text.
Research conflicts of interest
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Reading scope
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References
Publication record
TAP-RDN-0007 · v0.2 · English
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