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Conclusions 
 
In conclusion, our research suggests that employees attempt to act strategically in the face 
of higher levels of JI, especially in the case of proximal threats. Such strategies involve 
promotive and protective efforts directed at task and social targets. However, despite strategic 
resource investment associated with JI, JI hardly appears beneficial for organizations.
 
 

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