Iowa, as it happens, is famous for its work ethic, in a country whose attachment to work is so intense it is considered by some an affliction.
It may be true that new institutions and cultural attitudes are waiting in the wings to free us from our psycho-social attachment to work once a basic income frees us from our economic dependence on it.
"Among those with a low attachment to work, displacement has no effect on generalized trust," wrote Dr. Laurence.
If employers prefer workers with such higher attachment to work, the intertemporal labor substitution hypothesis predicts that employers should prefer NLH workers from poor provinces to NLH workers from rich provinces (since workers from poor provinces have lower wages at other points in their life cycle).
Men have a strong attachment to work roles [ 60] and are more likely to RTW faster than women [ 61].
This situation was similar to other contexts (Ramirez et al, 1996; Arnetz, 1997) and shows how attachment to work and patients hardly declines, even in burnout.
PE teachers as well as public health nurses related these students' health behavior to a social heritage characterized by a lack of initiative and a weak attachment to work life among their mothers.
Interactions of age, sex, and calendar period with education, cohabitation status, income, and attachment to work market were tested and are reported in the confounder-adjusted models when significant (Table 2).
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