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Teams make it work: how team work engagement mediates between social resources and performance in teams

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Figure 1. Proposed fully mediated model
Table  1  shows  means,  standard  deviations,  intercorrelations,  and aggregation indices of all the study variables
Figure 2. The final model with standardized coefficients (N= 62). All coefficients are significant at p<.001, except for the path between team work engagement

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