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Forums › Off topic › Connectedness and Productivity - Victoria University of Wellington PhD research project needs your help
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  #1056586 30-May-2014 15:10

Done



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  #1056622 30-May-2014 16:13
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..........................Done

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  #1056633 30-May-2014 16:23
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Done 
Would be keen to see the occupations for people who respond 
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  #1056634 30-May-2014 16:26
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Thank you folks, keep going!




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  #1056654 30-May-2014 17:15
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Done... agree with selection bias but had a go anyway :)

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  #1057835 2-Jun-2014 11:08
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nathan: Also there seems to be very little difference between these 5 questions on the same page



My job cannot be perfomed if I am disconnected from ICTs.
 
My job requires me to be constantly connected to ICTs.
My job requires me to be connected to ICTs the entire time.

My job heavily requires me to be connected to ICTs.
 
It is essential to be connected to ICTs to perform my job. 
 


That will be by design to ensure an incorrect answer isn't submitted. Pretty normal to see really.

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