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Burnout: Examining the Effects of Job Characteristics across Extension Disciplines

We conducted a cross-sectional study grounded in job demands--resources theory to examine the relationship between job characteristics and burnout across Extension disciplines. Job demands predicted burnout regardless of discipline; however, job resources predicted burnout for only three of the five...

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Published in:	Journal of extension 2020-02, Vol.581 (1)
Main Authors:	Russell, Mia B, Liggans, Girvin L
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