Young researchers show higher risk for burnout, and extreme workload is normalised in academic success narratives¶
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q2 i? A latent profile analysis of survey data from 933 PhD students and 190 postdoctoral researchers at Flemish universities found higher risk for burnout among young researchers. → Kucirkova 2023
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Kucirkova 2023¶
Kucirkova, N. (2023). Commentary on Highly Successful Female Educational Psychologists: Equity and Intersectionality in Success Definitions. Educational Psychology Review. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-023-09727-3
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The commentary reports, citing Boone et al. (2022), a latent profile analysis of survey data from "933 PhD students and 190 postdoctoral researchers working at Flemish universities" which "found higher risk for burnout among young researchers". No effect size is printed.
"Drawing on a latent profile analysis of survey data from 933 PhD students and 190 postdoctoral researchers working at Flemish universities, Boone, Vander Elst, Vandenbroeck and Godderis (2022) found higher risk for burnout among young researchers"
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Young researchers show higher risk for burnout, and extreme workload is normalised in academic success narratives |
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Young researchers show higher risk for burnout, and extreme workload is normalised in academic success narratives |
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