Ergonomic Stress is a physiological or psychological strain arising from the interaction between an individual’s physical and cognitive capacities and the demands imposed by work activities, environments, or tools, characterized by mismatches in design or operation that exceed sustainable human performance thresholds.
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Boredom at Work: A Neglected Concept
Cynthia D. Fisher · Human Relations · 1993 · 642 citations · Full text
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