Exploring Technostress: Results of a Large Sample Factor Analysis
Journal Title: Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 40, Issue 1
Abstract
With reference to the results of a large sample factor analysis, the article aims to propose the frame examining technostress in a population. The survey and principal component analysis of the sample consisting of 1013 individuals who use ICT in their everyday work was implemented in the research. 13 factors combine 68 questions and explain 59.13 per cent of the answers dispersion. Based on the factor analysis, questionnaire was reframed and prepared to reasonably analyze the respondents’ answers, revealing technostress causes and consequences as well as technostress prevalence in the population in a statistically validated pattern. A key elements of technostress based on factor analysis can serve for the construction of technostress measurement scales in further research.
Authors and Affiliations
Steponas Jonušauskas, Agota Giedrė Raišienė
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP408259
- DOI 10.31341/jios.40.1.4
- Views 122
- Downloads 0
Enhancing Formal Methods Integration with ACP2Petri
The paper deals with the ACP2Petri tool, providing a transformation of process algebraic specification to equivalent Petri net-based specification. Long-term practical experiences with the tool revealed some suggestions...
Merkle-Damgård Construction Method and Alternatives: A Review
Cryptographic hash function is an important cryptographic tool in the field of information security. Design of most widely used hash functions such as MD5 and SHA-1 is based on the iterations of compression function by M...
Estimation and Comparison of Underground Economy in Croatia and European Union Countries: Fuzzy Logic Approach
Underground economy (UE) is one of the undesired facts in every country. The size of the underground economy is an important parameter in determining the effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policy, the rate of economic...
The Use of Support Vector Machines When Designing a User-Defined Niche Search Engine
This study presents the construction of a niche search engine, whose search topic domain is to be user-defined. The specific focus of this study is the investigation of the role that a Support Vector Machine plays when c...
Performance Measurement of Complex Event Platforms
The aim of this paper is to find and compare existing solutions of complex event processing platforms (CEP). CEP platforms generally serve for processing and/or predicting of high frequency data. We intend to use CEP pla...