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Technostress is a 256-page academic study by Mahalakshmi Krishnaswamy (with Allysornam Samuel) published by LAP Lambert Academic Publishing in 2012. The book investigates technostress among library professionals in engineering college libraries affiliated to Anna University, Tamilnadu, India.
Technostress is a 256-page academic study by Mahalakshmi Krishnaswamy (with Allysornam Samuel) published by LAP Lambert Academic Publishing in 2012. The book investigates technostress among library professionals in engineering college libraries affiliated to Anna University, Tamilnadu, India.
Pros
- Focused empirical study of technostress in a clearly defined population (library professionals in Anna University engineering colleges).
- Systematic coverage across five components: physical effects, symptoms, sources, ergonomics and personality type.
- Focused empirical study of technostress in a clearly defined population (library professionals in Anna University engineering colleges).
- Systematic coverage across five components: physical effects, symptoms, sources, ergonomics and personality type.
- Presents practical coping strategies and organisational factors that contribute to technostress.
- Substantial length (256 pages) allowing for detailed presentation of methods and findings.
Cons
- −Sample is geographically and institutionally narrow (Anna University engineering college libraries), which limits generalisability to other regions or sectors.
- −Published in 2012, so some technology-related contexts and examples may be dated given rapid technological change.
- −Sample is geographically and institutionally narrow (Anna University engineering college libraries), which limits generalisability to other regions or sectors.
- −Published in 2012, so some technology-related contexts and examples may be dated given rapid technological change.
- −Academic-format presentation may be more descriptive and aimed at researchers or practitioners familiar with academic reports rather than general readers seeking brief practical guidance.
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