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Are role stressors and workaholism related to abusive behavior at work? The mediating role of workplace bullying
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Wilmar Schaufeli
Utrecht University
Are role stressors and workaholism related to abusive behavior at work? The mediating role of workplace bullying
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2010
English
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CB
Cristian Balducci
Wilmar Schaufeli
Utrecht University
FF
Franco Fraccaroli
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