Biomedical subjects

Ana Beatriz Benites Manssour

Publications and source records attributed to Ana Beatriz Benites Manssour.

3 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed2003

Flow in journalistic telework.

Since the 1980s, the strengthening and dissemination of telework has motivated studies to verify its advantages and disadvantages to enterprises and workers, specially focusing on economy, quality, and productivity performances. This paper developed from a master's thesis research which analyzed the subjective impact of telework concerning workers' personal satisfaction, their perception about suffering and pleasure when developing their work activities and social interrelationships, and, particularly, the influence it could have in their maximum experiences, the flow. Considering that the press media represents a historical telework, it was chosen as the research focus, selecting columnists from a large newspaper, located in the Brazilian south region.

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PubMed2003

Interpersonal communication and creativity in journalistic telework.

Man and work histories are interlaced to tell us how the interaction among different human groups have helped in the development of intellectual capacities of our species. Creativity is mostly seen as a gift or an individual quality, for whose bloom and exercise there are internal and external factors, understood as stimulants of the creative process. Research for a master's thesis had, as its principal aim, the analysis of the subjective impact of telework on the workers personal satisfaction. Our second category authenticates the importance of interpersonal communication among fellow workers as incentive to personal creativity. The study was developed with columnists of a great newspaper with a big circulation in the south of Brazil, because telework is a tool of the press media, and creativity is a requirement for journalistic employment.

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PubMed2003

Impacts and trends of journalistic telework: the journalists' viewpoint.

This article, the last of a trilogy, presents general reflections about technological advances, especially considering cyberspace as a way of information transmission and exchange, and on telework forms. Based on research for an administration masters' thesis, the derivation process that resulted in the last final analysis category illustrates the feelings of the interviewed journalists about telework effects on their professional and personal lives.

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