Enhanced burnout risk is associated with changes in executive functions, error monitoring and feedback processing assessed by task switching: an ERP study

The complete article "Enhanced burnout risk is associated with changes in executive functions, error monitoring and feedback processing assessed by task switching: an ERP study" is a chapter of the book "50. Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Psychologie, 18.-22. September 2016, Universität Leipzig, Abstracts".

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in: 50. Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Psychologie, 18.-22. September 2016, Universität Leipzig, Abstracts / I. Fritsche (Ed.) Lengerich: Papst Science Publishers, 2016. pages: 317-318, Project number: F 2250

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Project numberF 2250 StatusCompleted Project Development of an empirical basis for work and functional health - sample survey among employees

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Enhanced burnout risk is associated with changes in executive functions, error monitoring and feedback processing assessed by task switching: an ERP study

Bibliographic information

Title: Enhanced burnout risk is associated with changes in executive functions, error monitoring and feedback processing assessed by task switching: an ERP study.

Research Project

Project numberF 2250 StatusCompleted Project Development of an empirical basis for work and functional health - sample survey among employees

More about Publications