Uses three-wave data from teachers in South Korea, China and Germany to examine expectations of electronic availability, workplace fear of missing out, rumination and work engagement. Considers beneficial and harmful pathways and whether perceived uncertainty avoidance moderates these relationships.
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From “Always-On” to “Did I Miss It?”: A Three-Country Study on Technological Work Experiences
Authors: Rachel Williamson Smith, Xinyu Hu, Yi-Ren Wang, Marcus J. Fila, Seulki Jang, Marcel Kern, Hyung In Park and Bo Yang