Caregivers at risk: How stereotype threat exacerbates the impact of family-to-work conflict on workplace safety

Tahira M. Probst; Лаура Петитта; Valerio Ghezzi; Lindsey M. Lavaysse; Erica L. Bettac; Claudio Barbaranelli

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Caregivers at risk: How stereotype threat exacerbates the impact of family-to-work conflict on workplace safety

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