Work-Based Social Interactions, Perceived Stress, and Workload Incongruence as Antecedents of Athletic Trainer Burnout.

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J D DeFreese

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Jason P Mihalik

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Inter-association recommendations for developing a plan to recognize and refer student-athletes with psychological concerns at the collegiate level: an executive summary of a consensus statement

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An examination of stress and burnout in certified athletic trainers at division I-a universities

Organizational influences and quality-of-life issues during the professional socialization of certified athletic trainers working in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I setting

The Professional Socialization of Certified Athletic Trainers in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Context

Reliability and validity of an instrument to describe burnout among collegiate athletic trainers.

Perceptions of wellness and burnout among certified athletic trainers: sex differences.

Personal and environmental characteristics predicting burnout among certified athletic trainers at National Collegiate Athletic Association institutions.

Low burnout and high engagement levels in athletic trainers: results of a nationwide random sample.

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