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Assessing potential effects of daily cross-domain usage of information and communication technologies

Ying-Jung Yvonne Yeh1, The-Ngan Ma1, Su-Ying Pan2

  • 1National Taiwan University of Science and Technology.

The Journal of Social Psychology
|October 24, 2019
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Keywords:
Cross-domain usagediary studyinformation and communication technologiesjob performancejob stressonline social supportsegmentation preference

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