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indirect relationship

indirect relationship An indirect relationship is a connection between two variables that operates through another variable rather than linking them directly.

An indirect relationship is a connection between two variables that operates through another variable rather than linking them directly. In this context, job stress relates to innovative behavior through knowledge hiding as the intervening step.

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Drafting source: Lee Ji Hoon; Jeong Jeeyoon; Park Jung-Mi; Karau Steven J. The hidden cost of stress: knowledge hiding, innovative behavior, and the buffering role of leader–member exchange. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s40359-026-05095-z; article XML SHA-256 9d4cb249aec2dd807d4ec43f7441789ccdb49d09f734aef9f3b0711bfd0f84e4. “The hidden cost of stress: knowledge hiding, innovative behavior, and the buffering role of leader–member exchange” (10.1186/s40359-026-05095-z).
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