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Toward Understanding Genetic Risk of Burnout through Genome-wide Associations of Cynicism and Cynical Distrust

2023-05-18

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Cynicism is an attitude that people are motivated primarily by self-interest, and often manifests alongside emotions like contempt, anger, and hostility. Cynicism can impact all aspects of an individual’s life: in the workplace it is a critical component of burnout, while at home it often leads to marital dissatisfaction and increased family conflicts. Using data from 2,317 participants in the CARDIA Cohort study,...

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DOI: 10.1101/2023.05.16.23289156

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