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Career Development International
Career Development International 1–16.
Published: 14 April 2026
...) but not by the protection against resource loss (psychological detachment from work). We find that work identity plays a moderating role in this relationship. Originality/value This study advances research on career development by examining the mechanisms through which simultaneous engagement in the complementary roles...
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Motivational drivers and psychological detachment in shaping the work–home interface for Saudi women
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Career Development International
Career Development International (2024) 29 (2): 267–285.
Published: 07 February 2024
...Maha Alsuwailem; Yseult Freeney Purpose This study examines the role of Saudi women’s work motivational drivers on work–home conflict (WHC) and work–home enrichment (WHE). It considers the moderating role of psychological detachment from work during the evening between one workday and the next...
