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Cybercology

Your Digital Health and Wellbeing Matters

Dr Sean Guillory Poster

Dr Sean Guillory | Ep 23

27 December 2024 CognitionDigital BrainExpertPodcasts
Emma van der Schyff Part 2 Podcast Poster

Emma van der Schyff | Ep 22

13 December 2024 ExpertGamingPodcasts
Auxane Boch Podcast Poster V3

Auxane Boch | Ep 21

6 December 2024 Digital FutureExpertPodcasts
Dr Stéphane Bouchard Part 2 Podcast Poster

Dr Stéphane Bouchard | Ep 20

29 November 2024 ExpertMental WellnessPodcasts
Emma van der Schyff Part 1 Podcast Poster

Emma van der Schyff | Ep 19

22 November 2024 ExpertGamingPodcasts
Erick Miyares Podcast Poster

Erick Miyares | Ep 18

15 November 2024 Cyber WarfareExpertPodcasts
Dr Rachel Kowert Poster

Dr Rachel Kowert | Ep 17

8 November 2024 ExpertGamingPodcasts
Supremacy Book Review

Supremacy – Parmy Olson

5 November 2024 Artificial IntelligenceBook ReviewsDigital Future
Dr Stéphane Bouchard Part 1 Podcast Poster

Dr Stéphane Bouchard | Ep 16

1 November 2024 ExpertMental WellnessPodcasts
Rachel Wood Poster

Rachel Wood | Ep 15

25 October 2024 ExpertFuturistic WorkPodcasts
Future Worker Psychology

Current and future worker psychology is affected by how we use technology to do our work

by Carolyn Freeman Futuristic Work

Anecdotally, it would seem that we have all, in one way or another, been impacted by the Lockdowns over the 2020/21 period. Professionally our psychology has shifted in how we are able to fulfil our work role. Computer Self-EfficacyOne of the many positiv ...

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Productivity of Working Mothers

The paradox of perceived productivity in working parents

by Carolyn Freeman Presence at Home and Family ImpactResearch

'The Paradox of Family Structure and Plans after Work: Why Single Childless Employees May Be the Least Absorbed at Work'. Extracts and summary of the research by: Tracy L Dumas and Jill E. Perry-Smith (2018) Key quotes from the research: 'single, chil ...

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Phone Presence

The subconscious distraction of a mobile phone

by Carolyn Freeman Productivity and AttentionResearch

'The Mere Presence of a Cell Phone May be Distracting - Implications for Attention and Task Performance'. Extracts and summary of the research by: Bill Thornton, Alyson Faires, Maija Robbins, and Eric Rollins (2014)Key quotes from the research:'the us ...

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Constant Phone Checking

Constant phone checking brings life to work and work to life

by Carolyn Freeman ResearchWork-Home Boundary Blurring

'When You Just Cannot Get Away - Exploring the use of information and communication technologies in facilitating negative work/home spillover'. Extracts and a summary of research by: Ronald W. Berkowsky (2013)Key quotes from the research:'Boundaries , ...

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Personality and Tech

Technology use and personality type

by Carolyn Freeman Individual Differences and Impact

According to research, some personality types are more prone to certain technology use behaviours e.g. those who have a higher neurotic personality trait can become fixated a little more on checking and responding to emails and messages from work on a reg ...

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intro and extrovert

How introversion and extroversion affects remote/hybrid workers

by Carolyn Freeman Individual Differences and Impact

We don't often consider how personalities, can play into how we ‘do work’ and remote/hybrid working in particular.A lot of research has been done trying to find out how personality type is linked to engagement with technology and apps. Results are often v ...

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Work and Home Boundaries

Lessons from Lockdown – Boundaries

by Carolyn Freeman Work-Home Boundary Blurring

Boundaries between work and home Work and home boundaries were abandoned during the first lockdown with both life realms being geographically merged for the first time for most.Since then, we've adjusted our boundaries and had time to figure out what ...

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Work from anywhere

Lessons from Lockdown – The Second Pivot

by Carolyn Freeman Hybrid, Remote & Flexible Work

The Post-2021 Remote Work Pivot Point Trickling in during the summer of 2021, the second pivot point started gaining traction. The statistics around the number of those who want to return to the office full-time and those wanting a more hybrid way of ...

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24 March 2020 3 Week Lockdown

Lessons from Lockdown – The First Big Pivot

by Carolyn Freeman Hybrid, Remote & Flexible Work

The 2020 Remote Work Pivot Point There are a few considerations regarding how we manage the way digital work could affect us psychologically going forward. The first is that prior to March 2020 digital technology was shifting the workplace and how we ...

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2022 London Law Expo compo

London Law Expo – Digital Technology is Shifting the Psychology of How We Work

by Carolyn Freeman News and talks

24 May 2022 (In Person -133 Houndsditch, London) Digital Technology is Shifting the Psychology of How We WorkSince the rise of mobile technology, working patterns and workplace expectations have shifted. The digital, hybrid environment that we now operate ...

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Your Digital Health and Wellbeing Matters at Work, Home and Play

Providing you with CyberPsychology insights and best practices on how digital technology use affects adults at work, home and play. Equipping you with tools to better manage your digital mental health and well-being, to improve productivity, attention and focus at work, increase presence at home and reduce feelings and experiences of stress, anxiety and burnout.

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