technostress

In the 21st century, people are equipped with technology to better serve the clients and most especially those experiencing technostress.

Both the library management and librarians on staff can work together to eliminate technostress.

It used to be entitled "technostress", a phenomenon on the societal level.

Technostress is the negative psychological link between people and the introduction of new technologies.

I am unsure how you make the transition from technostress to emoticons.

Levels of computer support can play a role in raising or lowering the level of technostress.

People experience technostress when they cannot adapt to or cope with information technologies in a healthy manner.

Consequences of technostress include decreased job satisfaction, organizational commitment and productivity.

But if technostress seems to be growing, Rainie said, it's because we are taking far more trips through the digital desert these days.

Similarly there are a number of symptoms of technostress.

A periodic assessment is necessary to check the level of technostress affecting the professionals especially the physical and emotional aspects.

Too much exposure to computer monitors is associated with emotional stress, and people are emotionally affected by technostress in their workplaces.

One symptom of technostress is anxiety.

Technostress is a hot topic.

Technostress can be dealt with.

The causes of technostress amount to:

John Kupersmith has written articles on technostress and has a website focusing on it as well.

Ways to eliminate technostress are:

You might not have heard the term 'technostress', but you might recognise its symptoms: struggling to adapt to new technologies in a healthy way.

On the Biology of Technostress: Literature Review and Research Agenda.

Four Aspects of Technostress:

In his book, Technostress, Brod dives into the idea that a computer may not be all that it's cracked up to be.

Craig Brod, Technostress: the Human Cost of the Computer Revolution.

In "Technostress and the Reference Librarian" he describes the components of this form of stress:

Assessing and Managing Technostress (a talk given by Richard A. Hudiburg)