
Marcantonio Spada
Editor-in-Chief at Addictive Behaviors
Chief Clinical Officer @onebright_life_ | Emeritus Professor @LSBU | Editor-in-Chief, Addictive Behaviors | Top 1% of globally cited scientists
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3 weeks ago |
reba.global | Marcantonio Spada
About 30% of employees engage in problematic technology use hampering their ability to perform their jobs effectively. Technology is a great enabler in the workplace, but it can also become a significant burden if its use becomes problematic.
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3 weeks ago |
thehrdirector.com | Marcantonio Spada
Technology is a great enabler in the workplace, but it can also become a significant burden if its use becomes problematic. Problematic technology use, sometimes termed ‘technology addiction’, refers to excessive and compulsive engagement with technology which is associated with negative consequences in various aspects of an individual’s life, including social, academic and work performance. It also impacts cognitive function and mood.
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1 month ago |
workplacewellbeing.pro | Marcantonio Spada
Technology is a great enabler in the workplace, but it can also become a significant burden if its use becomes problematic. Problematic technology use, sometimes termed ‘technology addiction‘, refers to excessive and compulsive engagement with technology which is associated with negative consequences in various aspects of an individual’s life, including social, academic and work performance. It also impacts cognitive function and mood.
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1 month ago |
businessage.com | Marcantonio Spada
Technology is a great enabler in the workplace, but it can also become a significant burden if its use becomes problematic. Problematic technology use, sometimes termed ‘technology addiction’, refers to excessive and compulsive engagement with technology which is associated with negative consequences in various aspects of an individual's life, including social, academic and work performance. It also impacts cognitive function and mood.
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1 month ago |
employernews.co.uk | Marcantonio Spada |Lisa Baker
Written by By Professor Marcantonio Spada, Chief Clinical Officer, OnebrightTechnology is a great enabler in the workplace, but it can also become a significant burden if its use becomes problematic. Problematic technology use, sometimes termed ‘technology addiction’, refers to excessive and compulsive engagement with technology which is associated with negative consequences in various aspects of an individual’s life, including social, academic and work performance.
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