Technostress from a neurobiological perspective: System breakdown increases the stress hormone cortisol in computer users.

Keyphrases

• Technostress 100%
• Perspective Systems 100%
• Neurobiological Perspectives 100%
• Cortisol 100%
• Stress Hormones 100%
• Computer Users 100%
• Information Communication Technology 75%
• Human-machine Interaction 50%
• Research Policy 25%
• Access to Information 25%
• Cortisol Level 25%
• Development Management 25%
• Information Engineering 25%
• Development Policy 25%
• Stress Types 25%
• Neurobiology 25%
• Information Impact 25%
• Anecdotal Evidence 25%
• Interaction Tasks 25%
• Questionnaire Survey 25%
• Health Policy 25%
• Organizational Level 25%
• Conceptual View 25%
• Societal Level 25%
• Private Context 25%
• User Level 25%
• Expanded Access 25%
• Related Disciplines 25%
• Information Systems Research 25%
• Management Policy 25%
• Performance Enhancement 25%
• Perceived Stress 25%
• Human-computer Interaction 25%
• Organizational Context 25%
• Increased Productivity 25%
• Technology Research 25%
• Positive Impact 25%
• Traditional Concept 25%

Psychology

• Cortisol 100%
• Stress Hormone 100%
• Human-Machine Interaction 66%
• Human Computer Interaction 33%
• Organizational Context 33%
• Research 33%

Computer Science

• Information and Communication Technology 100%
• Research and Development Management 33%
• Related Discipline 33%
• Interaction Task 33%
• Organizational Context 33%
• Laboratory Experiment 33%
• Human Computer Interaction 33%