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chronicity

chronicity Chronicity is the tendency for a condition or pattern of symptoms to persist over an extended period rather than resolving quickly.

Chronicity is the tendency for a condition or pattern of symptoms to persist over an extended period rather than resolving quickly. In this context, it refers to continued work addiction over time and its endurance across years.

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Drafting source: Kun Bernadette; Kökönyei Gyöngyi. Long-term chronicity of work addiction: the role of personality and work motivations. 2025; DOI 10.1186/s40359-025-02907-6; article XML SHA-256 59103b41afb08d15918a20cb0d811047da2703898ea81055b486eb8477fd28ac. “Long-term chronicity of work addiction: the role of personality and work motivations” (10.1186/s40359-025-02907-6).
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