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    Abusive Supervision, Upward Maintenance Communication, and Subordinates\u27 Psychological Distress

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    This study reanalyzes data from Tepper\u27s (2000) two-wave study regarding the effects of subordinates\u27 perceptions of supervisory abuse to assess previously unexamined relationships. As predicted, we found that subordinates who more rather than less strongly perceived that they had been abused by supervisors tended to use regulative maintenance tactics with higher frequency. Further, the positive relationship between abusive supervision and subordinates\u27 psychological distress was exacerbated by subordinates\u27 use of regulative maintenance communications, and that relationship was reduced by subordinates\u27 use of direct maintenance communication. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed

    The radiation belt and magnetosphere

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    A Large Bismuth Fission Pulse Ionization Chamber

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    Introduction to space science

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