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The Multi-level Job Content Questionnaire 2.0 (JCQ 2.0) and the Associationalist Demand–Control (ADC) Theory for a Sustainable Global Economy

2025-07-15

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Abstract: This paper introduces the multi-level Job Content Questionnaire: JCQ 2.0 (JCQ2) to promote health and wellbeing at the workplace in the context of a new generation of psychosocial work environment challenges arising in the global economy. The paper provides the theoretical basis for the new instrument and defines the questionnaire instrument’s new scales at task, organization, and external-to-work levels...

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6545e042-5bdc-56ff-9146-a1527e28a129
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10.20944/preprints202507.1172.v1
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