Dhafer Mubarak Alajmi, Maha Saleh Bin Abdulaziz, Nehal Saad Bin Saeed, Abrar Sayer Almutairi
Musculoskeletal disorders associated with depression and psychosocial risk factors among female teachers in riyadh region, Saudi Arabia
Journal of family medicine and primary care
research reported paper studies phenomenon technostress stress experienced end users information communication technologies icts examines influence job satisfaction commitment organization intention stay drawing transactionbased model stress prior research effects icts end users first conceptually build nomological net technostress understand influence technostress three variables relating end users icts job satisfaction organizational continuance commitment prior instruments measure constructs related technostress develop empirically validate two second order constructs technostress creators ie factors create stress use icts technostress inhibitors ie organizational mechanisms reduce stress use icts test conceptual model using data responses 608 end users icts multiple organizations survey questionnaire results based structural equation modeling sem show technostress creators decrease job satisfaction leading decreased organizational continuance commitment technostress inhibitors increase job satisfaction organizational continuance commitment also find age gender education computer confidence influence technostress implications results future research directions discussed