Table 2

Theoretical scaffolding

PropositionTarget stressorExpected outcome
P1. Role-clarification writingStructural ambiguityIncreased role coherence; reduced value-task dissonance; clearer ethical accountability
P2. Boundary-defining writingTemporal fragmentationRestored control over time; decreased self-exploitation; sustainable work rhythms
P3. Algorithmic-awareness writingAlgorithmic controlExternalized locus of critique; shift from personal blame to systemic advocacy; demand for transparency
P4. Identity-integration writingIdentity fluidityUnified professional self-narrative; reduced compartmentalization; alignment of roles with core values
P5. Communal storytelling writingSocial disembeddednessRestored collective efficacy; shared ethical frames; strengthened relational bonds
P6. Self-affirmation writingPrecarity anxietyEnhanced self-efficacy; reduced fear-based compliance; increased adaptive confidence
P7. Gratitude writingRecognition scarcityRenewed sense of purpose; increased intrinsic motivation; visibility of contribution
P8. Values-alignment writingCultural misalignmentClarified ethical stance; renegotiated boundaries; constructive dissent
P9. Reflective loggingCognitive overloadImproved task allocation; sustainable workflow; reduced impulsive decision-making
P10. Future-self writingMoral neutralizationEnhanced foresight; deliberate ethical decision-making; prioritization of long-term integrity
Source(s): Authors’ own work

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