Ubiquitous Working: Do Work Versus Non-work Environments Affect Decision-Making and Concentration?

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RT @IWMtue: #OpenAccess Artikel: "#UbiquitousWorking: Do #Work Versus Non-Work Environments Affect #DecisionMaking and #Concentration?" htt…

16 Apr 2018

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#OpenAccess Artikel: "#UbiquitousWorking: Do #Work Versus Non-Work Environments Affect #DecisionMaking and #Concentration?" https://t.co/rurNaplJg6 #psychology @FrontPsychol @moskaliuk @ucress

16 Apr 2018

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Working in a virtual garden improves decision making and concentration compared to a virtual office https://t.co/2g6LfISFoL

16 Mar 2018

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Ubiquitous Working: Do Work Versus Non-work Environments Affect Decision-Making and Concentration? - Carolin P. Burmeister, Johannes Moskaliuk, Ulrike Cress https://t.co/M2BjBTKvkJ

13 Mar 2018

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