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Convergence of self-reports and coworker reports of counterproductive work behavior: A cross-sectional multi-source survey among health care workers
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 04/20/09

Jonge JD et al. - The current findings provide stronger evidence that (multi-source measured) CWB is associated with job demands and job resources than has been provided in the past. Moreover, the present study implies that DISC theory has the potential of making a profound contribution to our understanding of counterproductive working behaviors in health care work.

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