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Table 2
Technostress sources.
| Salutogenic sources | Stress sources | |
|---|---|---|
| Low acceptability of wine-stress | - Rejection of incongruity | - Information asymmetry |
| - Community support | - Cognitive dissonance | |
| - Subcontracting responsibility to the community | - Dehumanization of experience | |
| - Participation in community culture | - Stress of first tellers | |
| - Techno addiction | ||
| High Acceptability of wine-stress | - Appetence to incongruity | - Increased perception of risk of incongruity |
| - Gamification | - Anonymity | |
| - Re-enchantment of the tasting experience | - Marginalist thinking (I'll be drowned out by many opinions) | |
| - Possibility of acting as a stowaway | - Humility | |
| - Empowerment of learning | ||
| - Increased competence | ||
| - Community recognition | ||
| - Narcissism | ||
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