Emotional And Cognitive Overload by Rutkowski, Anne-Francoise -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contens List of Illustrations Acknowledgements 1. Information Technology’s Dark Side: IT-related Overload and IT-Addiction

Misused tools or valuable resources? Brain overload Using resources mindfully Blender metaphor Overload from requests to use new IT Technostressed Mary Addictive IT behaviours What’s coming next? A sneak preview

2. The Brain and Paradigms of the Mind

Revolutions and paradigms Brain, memory architecture, and emotion Information processing, models of memory, and cognitive schemata: an overview Behaviourist and cognitivist: enemy brothers Consumption of resources: are we all equally affected by IT-related overload? Conclusion

3. Individual Differences in Experiencing IT-related Overload

What the literature says about overload Emotional-Cognitive Overload Model (ECOM) Problems to be addressed in future research on IT-related overload Conclusion

4. Information Technology as a Resource: From the Bright to the Dark Side of Addiction

The Online Baby System Technology as a socio-cognitive resource iDisorders versus Pathological Internet Use The supervenience of the Information Technology-ego problem Conclusion

5. Dark Side of Information Technology at the Organizational Level

Information Technology dark side diamond Organizational design and structure Work People impacts Technology Conclusion

6. Measures of IT-related Overload

Triangulation: the three amigos Theoretical systems and measurements Observables and measures of IT-related overload Triangulation and technologies Conclusion

7. Leveraging the Positive Side of IT

Gamification Algorithms and big data Robotics Brain enhancements A bright new world Conclusion

Glossary References Index