“…While in some of the studies in literature, there are negative results that cyberloafing decreases performance at work/education environments and prevent integration of information and communications technology (Ergu¨n & Altun, 2012;Kalaycı, 2010;Karaog˘lan-Yılmaz, Yılmaz, Ö ztu¨rk, Sezer, & Karademir, 2015), in some other studies, on the contrary, the result shows that cyberloafing behaviors contribute to decrease in the stress of the individuals and the intentions of leaving work/ education environments (Cihan, 2018;Gu¨lduran, 2018). Niaei, Peidaei, and Nasiripour (2014) argue that cyberloafing plays an intermediary role in strengthening organizational commitment senses of the employees, and V. K. Lim (2005, p. 207) argues that as a result of cyberloafing behaviors, targetrelated usage of information technologies will become more innovative and will contribute to the improvement of Internet efficiency and creativeness. Vitak, Crouse, and LaRose (2011) indicated that cyberloafing behaviors may be beneficial for the promotion of creativeness, decrease of stress, increase of satisfaction, and improvement of psychological wellness.…”