As the populations of most of the world's developed nations experience an increase in
average age, a similar trend is being observed in the population of computer and Internet …

Concerns expressed in the mid-1990s about the lack of research on late career are no
longer valid. There is a growing body of research; however, it is scattered across a range of …

The proliferation of information and communication technologies such as instant messenger
has created an increasing number of workplace interruptions that cause employee stress …

In previous research, the computer frustrations of student and workplace users have been
documented. However, the challenges faced by blind users on the Web have not been …

Because technostress research is multidisciplinary in nature and, therefore, benefits from
insights gained from various research disciplines, we expected a high degree of …

The main aim of this paper is to test the moderating role of computer self-efficacy in the
relationship among computer training, frequency of usage and burnout (ie exhaustion and …

Mobile computing devices, such as smart phones, offer benefits that may be especially
valuable to older adults (age 65+). Yet, older adults have been shown to have difficulty …

The goals of this article are to integrate action regulation theory (ART) with the lifespan
developmental perspective and to outline tenets of a new metatheory of work and aging. The …

Human-computer interaction (HCI) is much broader than the study of interface design and
input devices. It includes considerations of the social, political, ethical, and societal …

Technological advancements have become widespread, and their implementation into
products of everyday use is accelerating. Technology has the potential to improve the lives …