What does it mean to have "Burnout?"

Burnout is a term that gets thrown around a lot — and it’s something those with ADHD are more susceptible to. What exactly is burnout?

Farah Mahmud provides the video research

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What does it mean to have "Burnout?"

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Burnout is a topic that people often talk about. What does it really mean to be Burnout? This video answers that question!

Farah Mahmud M.S., Researcher Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology
Research consultants: R. Boccamazzo, PsyD, Dr. Patrick LaCount

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1: 48 – 2: 15 Leiter, M.P. Maslach, C. “Areas of Worklife. A Structured Approach To Organizational Predictors of Work Burnout,” in Research in Occupational Stress and Well-Being 3. eds. P.L. Perrewe & D.C. Ganster (Oxford: Elsevier, 2004): 91-134.
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