Table 6

Consequences of HAW

Consequences of HAWNo of articlesReference
Performance outcomes
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    Self-rated individualperformance

1Rego and Cunha (2008) 
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    Performance

1Atkinson and Hall (2011) 
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    Contextual and taskperformance

1Hosie et al. (2012) 
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    Cross-selling performance

1Salas-Vallina et al. (2020a) 
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    Job performance

2Bangun et al. (2021), Thompson and Bruk-Lee (2021) 
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    Individual performance

1Salas-Vallina et al. (2021) 
Behavioral outcomes
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    Organizational citizenship behavior

3Rego et al. (2009), Salas-Vallina et al. (2017a, b), Bangun et al. (2021) 
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    Discretionary behavior

1Atkinson and Hall (2011) 
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    Innovative behavior

1Bani-Melhem et al. (2018) 
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    Counterproductive work behavior

1Thompson and Bruk-Lee (2021) 
Well-being outcomes
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    Subjective well-being

1Bassi et al. (2013) 
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    Teacher’s health

1Benevene et al. (2019) 
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    Mental health

1Sudibjo and Manihuruk (2022) 
Other outcomes
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    Job engagement

1Kim (2019) 
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    Absorptive capacity

1Salas-Vallina et al. (2020b) 
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    Knowledge management (knowledge sharing)

1Chumg and Huang (2021) 
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    Organizational commitment

1Thompson and Bruk-Lee (2021) 
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    Turnover intention

1Thompson and Bruk-Lee (2021) 
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    Employee Innovativeness

1Bibi et al. (2022) 

Source(s): Authors’ own elaboration

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