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Investigating affective dispositions as moderators of relationships between weekend activities and recovery experiences by Ragsdale, Jennifer M., Hoover, Coty S., Wood, Kaylen

“…Recovery experiences achieved during a weekend are presumed to be outcomes of weekend activities. However, results examining relationships between them are…”
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Examining the implications of work–nonwork demand congruence by Hockensmith, Kirby, Ragsdale, Jennifer M., Fonseca, Rose

“…Examining the implications of excessive work demands on employee well‐being is an important research area of occupational health psychology. Recovery during…”
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The Importance of Definitional and Temporal Issues in the Study of Resilience by Fisher, David M., Ragsdale, Jennifer M., Fisher, Emily C.S.

“…Despite recent interest in the topic of resilience in organisations, much work is still needed to advance our understanding of this important area of inquiry…”
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Cell phones during nonwork time: A source of job demands and resources by Ragsdale, Jennifer M., Hoover, Coty S.

“…Technology (e.g., cell phones) is increasingly blurring the lines between the work and nonwork domains. Evidence suggests technology users experience both…”
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A rigorous test of a model of employees' resource recovery mechanisms during a weekend by Ragsdale, Jennifer M., Beehr, Terry A.

“…Employees’ recovery from the effects of occupational stress can be affected by their actions during time away from work. Conservation of resources theory…”
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News From the Front: A Monthly Study on Stress and Social Support During a Military Deployment to a War Zone by Ragsdale, Jennifer M., Kochert, Jonathan F., Beehr, Terry A.

“…Soldiers deployed to combat zones are likely to experience some stressful situations that can result in individual strains or ill health. In addition to the…”
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An experimental test of resource recovery from physical and relaxation work break activities by Hoover, Coty S., Ragsdale, Jennifer M., Ayres, Thomas B.

“…Actual resource replenishment, a defining part of the stress‐recovery process, has hardly been studied. We address this gap in the literature within the…”
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Effects of initial resources on the development of strains during a stressful training situation: Some counterintuitive results by Beehr, Terry A., Ragsdale, Jennifer M., Kochert, Jonathan F.

“…Resource theories of occupational stress argue that employees’ personal and environmental resources protect them from too much distress or strain during…”
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An Integrated Model of Weekday Stress and Weekend Recovery of Students by Ragsdale, Jennifer M, Beehr, Terry A, Grebner, Simone, Han, Kyunghee

“…In previous research on psychological stress recovery, recovery activities and recovery experiences have been studied separately rather than jointly. The…”
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Effects of Distress and Eustress on Changes in Fatigue from Waking to Working by Parker, Kelsey N., Ragsdale, Jennifer M.

“…Background As a potential indicator of strain, fatigue is an important outcome in occupational health research. The current study examined the influence of…”
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