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Executive Function Deficits Mediate the Relationship Between Employees' ADHD and Job Burnout
Turjeman-Levi YItzchakov GEngel-Yeger B
A study of 171 employees found that adults with ADHD experience significantly more job burnout, and traced the cause specifically to executive-function struggles with time management and self-organization rather than a general lack of effort.
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