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Fig 1.

Theoretical framework of the impact of P-O fit on job burnout.

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Sample description.

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Fig 2.

The framework of the measurement of P-O fit.

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28 items to measure the organizational support / personal demands.

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Table 3.

Job burnout scale.

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Fig 3.

Statistical model of the impact of P-O fit on job burnout.

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Fig 4.

Job burnout of researchers in different career stages in eleven countries.

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Table 4.

The P-O fit of researchers in different career stages in eleven countries.

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Fig 5.

The correlation between P-O fit and GDP in eleven countries.

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Table 5.

Path analysis result of the impact of P-O fit on job burnout.

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Fig 6.

Heterogeneity of the impact of P-O fit on job burnout in eleven countries.

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Table 6.

The degree of specific P-O fit and its contribution.

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