Time spent on the Internet by multicultural adolescents in Korea

Yangmi, Lim; Nam, Su‐Jung

doi:10.1080/02188791.2016.1169994

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“…Men spend more time than women in surfing the Internet (Ferreira & Esteves, 2016). Also, researchers noted that men and women have different purposes of Internet use; women use the Internet for social interaction while men use the Internet for entertainment (Lim & Nam, 2016). Men believe that cyberloafing time is a decisive action that enhances employees' productivity (Lim & Chen, 2012;Messarra & Karkoulian, 2011;Restubog et al, 2011;Vitak et al, 2011).…”

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A Review of Cyberloafing Predictors in Literature

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2020

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Surfing the Internet for personal purposes during working hours is known as cyberloafing. Employers consider cyberloafing as a counterproductive behavior that causes productivity losses. Researchers, however, have demonstrated to find cyberloafing beneficial for the employees' social and emotional needs. It is essential to investigate the causes of cyberloafing to predict the behavior and recommend the appropriate workplace Internet use policies in favor of employee productivity. This paper will provide the main tested cyberloafing predictors in the literature. This paper will provide academic information necessary for establishing future researches on cyberloafing.

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