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TAP reading note: A meta-analysis of the influence of work connectivity behavior after-hours on employees: The mediating role of work autonomy and psychological detachment
After-hours work connectivity may be associated with both greater autonomy and less detachment. The correlation-based model estimated indirect paths through autonomy of about .05 for both work–family balance and task performance; paths through detachment were −.18 and −.03 respectively. These are statistical pathways pointing in different directions.
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A meta-analysis of the influence of work connectivity behavior after-hours on employees: The mediating role of work autonomy and psychological detachment
Hu Li · Jianguo Li · Lei Zeng · Lingjie Su
Advances in Psychological Science · 2025
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