Employees may turn to cyberloafing as a response to what they perceive to be unfair demands from their employer.
Pawel Korzynski 
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Join Prof. Ville Satopää on 24 April in this LinkedIn Live series by Thinkers50, as he shares more about his #research on judgemental and statistical forecasting, modeling crowdsourced predictions, and more!

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Nature doesn't just calm our minds; it could also shape our food preferences.
pierre chandon
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There are tangible benefits if doctors see regular patients 75 percent of the time, prioritising continuity of care for elderly patients or those with chronic disease or mental illness.
Overall demand for follow-up appointments could fall by 5.2 percent. 
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Continuity of care isn't always possible when there is a shortage of doctors.

But increasing the number of patients who keep to their regular doctors can make a big difference in efficiency in primary care delivery.
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Employees with high levels of job satisfaction may be less likely to engage in cyberloafing, even when faced with high workload or low self-efficacy.
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What business leaders really think about Generative AI, how to get help more effectively, and how Utopian thinking can inspire business leaders. 

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Exposure to natural scenes can shift one's preferences from indulgent foods to healthy, natural snacks.
pierre chandon
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Nature's influence might just lead you to choose an apple over a bag of chips.
pierre chandon
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It's a challenge for #healthcare systems to offer continuity of care when doctors are overloaded.

New research shows seeing a regular doctor can actually reduce the number of visits patients will need.
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What can organisations do when employees spend a significant amount of time cyberloafing?
Pawel Korzynski 
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Feeling the urge to eat unhealthy snacks?
It might be an effect of the view from your window.
pierre chandon
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Some healthcare systems assign the next-available doctor to patients instead of matching patients with their regular doctors.

A new INSEAD study suggests this might not be the most effective approach to primary care.
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Fostering higher levels of job satisfaction among employees can be a way to curb cyberloafing. Pawel Korzynski 
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Where you go for a walk can influence your food choices.
pierre chandon
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Seeing a regular primary care doctor can benefit both the patient and the doctor.

That's because stronger relationships lead to better health outcomes for the patient and fewer visits to the doctor, which eases the time pressure on doctors. 
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What can companies do to prevent cyberloafing?
Pawel Korzynski 
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We are glad to highlight the contributions of INSEAD Professor Philippe Aghion as part of the #AI Commission which recently submitted a report to French President Emmanuel Macron.

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Text mining can be used to reduce information asymmetry for investors. 
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Effective PPPs need top-down commitment from both sides, alongside a shared strategic vision and flexible project leaders. Above all, they need a strong level of trust between both partners. 

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