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The neural oscillatory mechanism underlying human brain fingerprint recognition using a portable EEG acquisition device
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study aimed determine whether telecommutings impact psychological distress differed depending status workers cohabiting family members covid19 pandemic collected data 33 302 workers japan internet survey included 27 036 valid responses analysis survey included items family cohabitation telecommuting status covid19 pandemic assessed workers psychological distress using kessler 6 psychological distress odds ratios ors higher participants lived family members requiring care 138 p 001 lower participants living preschool children 077 p 001 spouse 080 p 001 furthermore odds ratios higher participants worked home lived family members requiring care preschool children 152 p 002 128 p 028 stratified presence absence family members living psychological distress higher telecommuters family members requiring care preschool children elementary school children association telecommuting psychological distress varies depending workers living situation family members