An initial examination of state and longitudinal effects of loving-kindness practice on affective and motivational states at work
Objectives: Drawing on practices and concepts from Buddhist ethics, we developed a loving-kindness training. We investigated the state and longitudinal effects of this training on employees’ affective and motivational states at work in two studies. Methods: Study 1 tested this training program in a...
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Main Authors: | MASTERS-WAAGE, Theodore Charles, REB, Jochen, TOV, William |
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2021
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