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. 2018 Dec 17:9:2569.
doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.02569. eCollection 2018.

Preventing Technostress Through Positive Technology

Eleonora Brivio  1 , Fulvio Gaudioso  1 , Ilaria Vergine  2 , Cassandra Rosa Mirizzi  2 , Claudio Reina  2 , Anna Stellari  2 , Carlo Galimberti  1
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Preventing Technostress Through Positive Technology

Eleonora Brivio et al. Front Psychol. .
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Keywords: Enterprise 2.0; Positive Technology; organizational safety culture; technostress; work well-being.

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Positive Technology domains and their application to organizational safety culture (adapted from Riva et al., 2012).
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