Flexibility Versus Routineness in Multimodal Health Indicators: A Sensor-based Longitudinal in Situ Study of Information Workers

Flexibility Versus Routineness in Multimodal Health Indicators: A Sensor-based Longitudinal in Situ Study of Information Workers
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10.1145/3514259
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2022-03
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ACM Transactions on Computing for Healthcare (HEALTH)
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M. J. Amon;Stephen M. Mattingly;Aaron Necaise;Gloria Mark;N. Chawla;Anindya Dey;Sidney K. D’Mello
M. J. Amon;Stephen M. Mattingly;Aaron Necaise;Gloria Mark;N. Chawla;Anindya Dey;Sidney K. D’Mello
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M. J. Amon;Stephen M. Mattingly;Aaron Necaise;Gloria Mark;N. Chawla;Anindya Dey;Sidney K. D’Mello

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