Environmental stressors in the home office of technology professionals
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https://doi.org/10.17058/psiunisc.v9i.18524Keywords:
teleworking, psychological stress, built environmentAbstract
Objectives: This research aimed to analyze the characteristics of environmental stressors in the home office of a Technology worker. Method: It was a qualitative exploratory-descriptiv research that used the Grounded Theory methodology in data analysis and the Atlas T software as a tool. The semi-structured interview script was used as a data collection instrument until saturation, which occurred when 14 participants were reached, seven men and seven women. Results: From the data analysis, three categories of analysis of environmental stressors were protected: remote work stressors, sensory stressors, and social stressors. Conclusão: From these categories, it was possible to understand the importance of personalizing the work environment at home to minimize damage to quality of life and physical and psychological well-being, in addition to contributing to the advancement of Environmental Psychology, considering the context of the environment at home office, as emerging and little explored by the scientific literature so far.
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