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Take steps to avoid ‘Zoom fatigue’
Board & Administrator for Administrators Only, 2020With the COVID‐19 pandemic seeing a new surge across the country, health experts expect that social distancing and limits on group gatherings will continue for the foreseeable future. What that means for nonprofit boards, among other things, is that board meetings will continue to be virtual.
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Zoom fatigue saps grant reviewers’ attention
Nature, 2021Referees for the US National Institutes of Health report engaging less during virtual panel meetings — but most think review quality doesn’t suffer. Referees for the US National Institutes of Health report engaging less during virtual panel meetings — but most think review quality doesn’t suffer.
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“Zoom fatigue” revisited: Are video meetings still exhausting post-COVID-19?
Journal of Occupational Health PsychologyDuring COVID-19, participating in video meetings was associated with exhaustion, a phenomenon termed "Zoom fatigue." Different explanations were suggested for this phenomenon. Video meetings may be exhausting because they (a) gained a symbolic meaning during the pandemic, (b) are cognitively demanding, or (c) are understimulating, leading to "passive ...
Hadar Nesher Shoshan, Wilken Wehrt
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Feeling Fatigued? A comparison between measures of Zoom fatigue and in-person fatigue
TMS Proceedings 2021, 2022Olivia F. Ramos Jacquez +3 more
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On the stress potential of videoconferencing: definition and root causes of Zoom fatigue
Electronic Markets, 2021René Riedl, Riedl René
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Zoom Fatigue, Psychological Distress, Life Satisfaction, and Academic Well-Being
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 2022, Ceymi Doenyas, M Engin Deniz
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