New research reveals mentally demanding tasks are more difficult to handle at home

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Working from home, whilst doing complicated tasks and detailed thinking might have adverse effects on doing cognitive tasks, according to research using chess players from Dr Dainis Zegners, Assistant Professor in the department of Technology and Operations Management at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM), Dr Zegners and his co-researchers from Maastricht University Dr Steffen Künn and Dr Christian Seel.

Period14 Oct 2020

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  • TitleNew research reveals mentally demanding tasks are more difficult to handle at home (About our research paper "Cognitive Performance in the Home Office")
    Degree of recognitionInternational
    Media name/outletCCRMagazine
    Media typeOnline
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date14/10/20
    DescriptionWorking from home, whilst doing complicated tasks and detailed thinking might have adverse effects on doing cognitive tasks, according to research using chess players from Dr Dainis Zegners, Assistant Professor in the department of Technology and Operations Management at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM), Dr Zegners and his co-researchers from Maastricht University Dr Steffen Künn and Dr Christian Seel.
    Producer/AuthorStephen Kiely
    URLwww.ccrmagazine.com/new-research-reveals-mentally-demanding-tasks-are-more-difficult-to-handle-at-home/
    PersonsSteffen Künn, Christian Seel, Dainis Zegners
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