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The definition and measurement of job involvement.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1965 · Vol. 49(1) · pp. 24–33
Thomas M. Lodahl✉(Cornell University)Mathilde Kejnar
Emotional Intelligence and PerformanceHigher Education and EmployabilityPsychologyJob satisfactionSocial psychologyJob analysisJob performanceApplied psychology
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AttitudeHumansIndustryPersonalityPsychology, Industrial
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