Irrational beliefs as psychosocial risk of work addiction from the perspective of Occupational Health Psychology by Nestor Raúl Porras Velásquez, Laura Camila Parra D’aleman

“…The main objective of this research is to identify the obsessive, recurrent or intrusive beliefs of people with high risk of work addiction and who become psychosocial risk factors derived from salaried work that facilitate, maintain and reinforce the worker's addictive behavior. …”
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Personal Resources, Emergency Remote Teaching, Burnout and Workaholism among Teachers by Letícia Scandiani Soave, Clarissa Pinto Pizarro de Freitas, Leonardo Fernandes Martins

“…This study aimed to understand the relationship between remote emergency teaching, personal resources and consequent outcomes among teachers, assessed by psychometric scales of occupational self-efficacy, meaningful work, psychological flexibility, burnout and work addiction. There were 111 primary and secondary school teachers from the state of Rio de Janeiro who took part of this study. …”
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Work-related well-being in early career: A role of self-compassion by Kristýna Krejčová, Igor Krejčí, Hana Chýlová, Pavla Rymešová, Pavel Michálek

“…The Self-compassion Scale, Utrecht Work Engagement Scale, Dutch Work Addiction Scale, and Dutch Boredom Scale were administered. …”
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