Internet abuse and internet addiction in the workplace

Purpose - This article is intended to provide an overview of issues, concerns and challenges related to Internet abuse and Internet addiction in the workplace. Design / Methodology / Methodology - This article uses psychology literature to provide a brief overview of the Internet abuse and an important and interrelated, including the most extreme form of internet abuse in the workplace (Internet addiction) I will outline the field. Survey Results - This document shows that misuse of the Internet is a relatively ignored field of research and exploitation of the Internet could be a serious concern for employers. The existence of various kinds of Internet abuse in the workplace is also emphasized (eg internet internet abuse, online friendship / abuse of human relations, abuse of internet activity, abuse of online information, abuse of criminal internet). The conclusion is that the abuse of the Internet may become a professional occupational problem. Research limitation / impact - The empirical grounds of the paper are based on a relatively small number of peer-reviewed papers and depend heavily on authors' research in that field. Practical significance - Provide guidance to administrators about issues relating to misuse of workplace networks using the results of psychological literature surveys. Creativity / Value - There are few studies on Internet abuse and internet poisoning, and there are few empirical literature on Internet abuse at work.

Abuse of the Internet is a potential source of concern for employers. It also emphasizes that it is also

There are various kinds of abuse of the Internet in the workplace (for example, abuse of the Internet on the network and misuse of online).

Shapira, N., Goldsmith, T., Keck, P. Jr., Cosla, D. And McElroy, (2000), psychiatric features of "

Internet poisoning (IAD), also known as the use of problematic Internet or the use of pathologic internet, implies overuse of the Internet which hinders daily life. The addiction defined by the Webster Dictionary as "the necessity and use of habit forming substances characterized by abstinence, and forcing clear physical symptoms" has traditionally been used to explain human dependence on that substance It is used. Recently, this concept also applies to behavior dependence including Internet use. The problem of Internet addiction has developed with the development and popularity of the Internet. Internet poisoning is most related to young people because adolescents (12 - 17 years old) and newly growing adults (18 - 29 years old) have more access to the Internet than any other age group and are at high risk of abusing the Internet There is.

Purpose - This article is intended to provide an overview of issues, concerns and challenges related to Internet abuse and Internet addiction in the workplace. Design / Methodology / Methodology - This article uses psychology literature to provide a brief overview of the Internet abuse and an important and interrelated, including the most extreme form of internet abuse in the workplace (Internet addiction) I will outline the field. Survey Results - This document shows that misuse of the Internet is a relatively ignored field of research and exploitation of the Internet could be a serious concern for employers. The existence of various kinds of Internet abuse in the workplace is also emphasized (eg internet internet abuse, online friendship / abuse of human relations, abuse of internet activity, abuse of online information, abuse of criminal internet). The conclusion is that the abuse of the Internet may become a professional occupational problem.