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A loose hat on the organization’s head: cyberloafing among knowledge workers embedded in non-knowledge-intensive organizations
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2025) 54 (8): 2080–2110.
Published: 17 September 2025
... the research model. Findings The results indicate that among embedded knowledge workers, person–job and person–organization misfits predict cyberloafing via sequential mediators. Additionally, moral justification significantly moderated the link between intention to cyberloaf and actual behavior. Findings...
