Prof Anna L Cox talks to Prof Joe Devlin from UCL Changing Minds about The Psychology of Successfully Working from Home
Home » Uncategorized » The Psychology of Successfully Working from Home
The Psychology of Successfully Working from Home
Tags: Remote work, Talk, Video, Work, Work life balance
← I’ve lived through many disasters. Here is my advice on “productivity”. Digital work-life Boundaries for when you’re working from home →
News
- Designing personalized mental health interventions for anxiety September 23, 2024
- Anna will be giving a keynote at Mensch & Computer 24 September 1, 2024
- Designing personalized mental health interventions for anxiety: CBT therapists’ perspective July 23, 2024
- CHIWORK’24 Experience by Yoana Ahmetoglu July 22, 2024
- CHIWORK 2024 trip – a blog post by Shiping Chen July 19, 2024
Tags
Academic life
Academic skills
AI
Attention
conference
COVID19
Crowdwork
Digital Epiphanies
Distraction
Email
Fake commute
HCI
Human error
Immersion
Insight
Interruption
Leadership
Media interview
Personal Task Management
PhD studentship
Planning
Procrastination
Reading
Recovery
Reflection
Remote education
Remote work
Self control
Surveillance
Talk
Teamwork
Video
Videogames
Wellbeing
Work
Work life balance
Writing
Writing retreat
