Privacy at Work: Architectural Correlates of Job Satisfaction and Job Performance

Eric D. Sundstrom · Robert E. Burt

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Three correlational studies examined relationships among architectural privacy, psychological privacy, job satisfaction, and job performance. Results of all three studies showed architectural priva...

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