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Johnson, M. A., & Schminke, M. (2020). Thinking big: An integrative conceptual review of the workplace consequences of obesity and a theoretical extension of the processes that create them. Journal of Applied Psychology, 105(7), 671.
Johnson, Michael A., and Marshall Schminke. "Thinking big: An integrative conceptual review of the workplace consequences of obesity and a theoretical extension of the processes that create them." Journal of Applied Psychology 105.7 (2020): 671.
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Thinking big: An integrative conceptual review of the workplace consequences of obesity and a theoretical extension of the processes that create them.

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Obesity is a condition that affects much of the world's population and generates substantial costs to organizations and their employees. Multiple scholarly disciplines have generated a significant body of literature on the workplace consequences of obesity. Strikingly, however, the applied psychology and management literatures—a natural home for such research—have largely ignored this topic while embracing related issues like health, wellness, disability, and others. This paper seeks to invigorate organizational research on obesity by …

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