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    "description": "Detachment from work was associated on average with less exhaustion and better self-reported sleep: exhaustion r=−.36 (95% CI −.42 to −.30), sleep r=.30 (.22–.38). Physiological activation was represented by only three studies and 219 people, with pooled r=.03 (−.12 to .17), showing no clear association.",
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      "title": "A Meta-Analysis on Antecedents and Outcomes of Detachment from Work",
      "authors": "Johannes Wendsche · Andrea Lohmann-Haislah",
      "journal": "Frontiers in Psychology",
      "year": "2017",
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        "title": "A Meta-Analysis on Antecedents and Outcomes of Detachment from Work",
        "authors": "Johannes Wendsche · Andrea Lohmann-Haislah",
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        "year": "2017",
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          "Detachment from work was associated on average with less exhaustion and better self-reported sleep: exhaustion r=−.36 (95% CI −.42 to −.30), sleep r=.30 (.22–.38). Physiological activation was represented by only three studies and 219 people, with pooled r=.03 (−.12 to .17), showing no clear association."
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          "86 publications, 91 independent samples and 38,124 employees; outcome-specific subsets differed.",
          "Most evidence used self-report and between-person correlations; diary data were also aggregated to between-person estimates. Sleep heterogeneity was high (I²=94.55%), with a prediction interval of −.09 to .61. An average association does not establish the effect of increasing detachment within one person."
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