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Social and Ubiquitous Technologies for Remote Worker Wellbeing and Productivity in a Post-Pandemic World

Vedant Das Swain, Koustuv Saha, Gregory Abowd, Munmun De Choudhury

August 2020

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When virtual work goes viral: How employees respond to a forced change from physical to virtual work set-ups

Laurel H. Teo, Jia Hui Lim

August 2020

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Heros or Schmucks?: Implications of the Hero Narrative for Gig Workers During the CoVid-19 Pandemic

Lindsey D. Cameron, Jordan Nye Fekete

August 2020

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Multicommunicating and The Future of Work

Keri K. Stephens, Anastazja G. Harris, Eric D. Waters

August 2020

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Overly Immersed: Understanding the Two Sides of Flow and their Implications for Mediated Work Environments

Giang V. Pham

August 2020

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Political Polarization, Power and Public Health: What Should Organizations Know

Anna Valiavska, Sarah Smith-Frigerio

August 2020

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Putting digital artifacts to work

Scott Carter

August 2020

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Strategic Management of Worker-Computer Interaction

Irina V. Novikova

August 2020

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Hospital Injury Encounters of Children Identified by a Predictive Risk Model for Screening Child Maltreatment Referrals: Evidence From the Allegheny Family Screening Tool

Rhema Vaithianathan, Emily Putnam-Hornstein, Alex Chouldechova, Diana Benavides-Prado, Rachel Berger

JAMA Pediatrics | August 2020, Vol 174(11): pp. 1-6

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Politicians, Social Media, and Digital Publics: Old Rights, New Terrain

Sarah Sobieraj, Gina M. Masullo, Philip N. Cohen, Tarleton Gillespie, Sarah J. Jackson

American Behavioral Scientist | August 2020

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