Oct 31, 2021 30 min

Technostress

from Mtu ni Watu - Podcast Hosted by Julius Okumu

Technostress is the inability to cope with new technologies in a healthy manner. Technostress is a new concept to many people, but it was first conceptualized in the early 1980s as modern disease. Technostress is multidimensional and it is associated with the negative psychological use of new technologies. In this podcast we are discussing the negative effects of technostress and how to manage it.

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