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October 2, 2025Personnel PsychologyOpen Access

Working on an Empty Stomach: How Food Insecurity Impacts Job Performance Through Rumination

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Food insecurity notably decreases job performance through heightened rumination, impacting how individuals work.
Over two studies with customer service employees, food insecurity's effect on task performance was confirmed, but it did not equally affect organizational citizenship behavior.
The methodology involved testing hypotheses with real employees and conducting replication studies to ensure findings were robust.
This research indicates that self-control capacity and supervisor support may help mitigate negative consequences on job performance.

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Exploration reveals food insecurity reduces job performance and increases workplace deviance, suggesting nuanced effects.

Hernández et al. (2025) studied this question.

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