Pesquisa: Como a "criação de lazer" pode ajudar o senhor a se recarregar

por Alexander B. Hamrick, Paraskevas Petrou, Tim Michaelis, Charles Y. Murnieks e Ted A. Paterson

Abril 15, 2025

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É segunda-feira de manhã novamente. O senhor está lento, desmotivado e já anseia pelo fim de semana. Como a grande maioria dos adultos que trabalham, o senhor passa seu tempo livre descansando - talvez assistindo ao seu programa favorito, navegando no celular ou pegando no sono - mas, de alguma forma, quando chega a semana de trabalho, o senhor nunca se sente tão revigorado quanto esperava. O senhor se pergunta: Existe uma maneira melhor de recarregar as baterias?

Alexander B. Hamrick , Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Management at the University of Richmond. His research explores how individuals navigate the work-nonwork interface, with a particular focus on leisure behavior, stress and well-being, and workplace creativity and innovation.

Paraskevas Petrou , Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Organizational Psychology at Erasmus University Rotterdam. His research interests fall under the overarching theme of self-regulation and include topics such as leisure crafting as well as employee proactivity, adaptivity and creativity.

Tim Michaelis , Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at Northern Illinois University College of Business. He received his doctorate in Psychology at NC State University. Tim focuses primarily on developing original research around the topics of entrepreneurial resourcefulness, hybrid entrepreneurship, and entrepreneur health & well-being.

Charles Y. Murnieks , Ph.D., is an Associate Professor and the A. Gottlieb Chair of Strategic Management in the Bloch School of Management at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. His research explores how cognition, emotions, and particularly entrepreneurial passion inspire and influence individuals at work.

Ted A. Paterson , Ph.D. is currently an Associate Professor of Management at Oregon State University, director of the Center for Family Enterprise, and the L. W. “Bill” Lane Professor in Family Business Management. He serves as Senior Editor for the Journal of Business Research. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska in 2014. Dr. Paterson’s research interests center on positive organizational behavior, leadership, ethics, identity, and family business.

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Pesquisa: Como a "criação de lazer" pode ajudar o senhor a se recarregar

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