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Schwartz, David B., author.
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Crowd and Community: Organizations and Occupations in Crowdsourced Work / Schwartz, David B
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Arnold, Alice, author.
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Everyday Occupations: Traffic, Hazards, and Mobility in the West Bank / Arnold, Alice, author.
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Loh-Hagan, Virginia, author.
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Occupations -- Juvenile literature.
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Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Kalkınma Bakanlığı
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Occupations -- Effect of technological innovations on.
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Huber, Kelli E., author.
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occupations are known to be cognitively and emotionally challenging, giving rise to harmful effects for
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Hu, Melissa, author.
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with occupations involving repetitive wrist extension. Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) is a
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Douglas Turner, Jodi, author.
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women in STEM occupations. The purpose for examining the effects of these behavioral patterns is to see
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Bellows, Gerald, author.
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from various occupations and backgrounds. The results indicated that workaholism was positively
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Jeffries Hein, Robbin Marie, author.
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occupations.
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Teymoorian, Pegah Soleimani, author.
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-hundred and thirty individuals, who held full-time jobs in administrative occupations, served as participants
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Mason, Ashley Elizabeth, author.
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occupations in-depth from populations other than the White middle-class adult female; the importance of
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Brooks, Hannah S., author.
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. Lastly, the findings show that expressions of power including occupations, recognized companies, or
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Brown, Carri L., author.
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different types of citizenship behavior and job satisfaction among workers in high-turnover occupations, and
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Sanabria, Amanda, author.
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well as the benefits of enhancing existing training programs to fit the needs of specific occupations
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Chance, Joseph, author.
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documented decrease in employment in occupations that involve a high level of routine tasks due to the
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Mirasol, Lauren M., author.
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occupations date as far back as 2430--2690 cal BP, components analyzed in this study covers the last thousand
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Soza, Danielle R., author.
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of discard and engagement with the artifacts and features from older occupations suggest that their
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Clark, Ashley Lara, author.
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home occupations support single mothers as they make use of their residences to generate necessary
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Wickson, Shane Lee, author.
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), and 69.6% were involved in unskilled occupations. The intended victim was female 84.9% of the time
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Kreiser, Kelsey, author.
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the occupations of some to either later or earlier time periods. Finally, this work can be used to
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Thomson, Marcus James, author.
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Fremont canyon occupation at Range Creek). All occupations analyzed were caught within the same agro
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Lagerstrom, Elise, author.
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dangerous occupations in the United States (US). In 2015, logging workers had the highest rate of fatal work
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Bertino, Joseph T., author.
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miscellaneous health care occupations possess governing bodies that posit credentials that justify these roles
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French, Jason A., author.
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Investigating differences between scientists and other chosen occupations dates back to Galton
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Ogunyemi, Adekunle, author.
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compulsory hearing protection requests for the occupations with potential hazards, and these exposures
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Buss, Megan R., author.
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than many other occupations. These health problems could be a result of elevated inflammation markers
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Chen, Liwen, author.
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that supervisors' task assignment accuracy is affected disparately in occupations of different gender
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Chuan, Amanda, author.
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-college" occupations) can help resolve two puzzles. First, why do women attend college at greater rates than men today
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Willén, Alexander Lars Philip, author.
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occupations into which male workers sort as well. Effects are largest among black and Hispanic men. Estimates
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Gu, Ming, author.
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occupations well-suited to their education level, that is, occupations that value college education. Valuation
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Aladé, Fashina, author. (orcid)0000-0002-0409-0803
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Results of the two studies suggest that exposure to diverse portrayals of STEM occupations is
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Mohnen, Paul Hong-Lum, author.
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-skill occupations declines while youth employment in low-skill occupations increases. The estimates imply that the
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Segal, Isidor.
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