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The Contribution of Group Processes
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which are prone to fatigue, for exa
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Research conducted with 823 soldier
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The routine really gets to you afte
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Recognition of the adverse effects
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Command and Leadership Issues Angus
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Monk, T. (1997). Shift work. In M.