Cybercology Research
Current Research:
‘What strategies do professionals use in their day-to-day management of their work and personal commitments through the use of both personal and professional technology’.
Previous Research:
Other Academic Research Summaries
Research on the impact of technology on human behaviour and psychology in the workplace has been conducted in a number of different academic disciplines, across a variety of countries and within different industrial/organisational contexts.
The research featured here may be directly or indirectly psychologically or behaviourally related to the use of technology by ‘knowledge workers’ (i.e. those who use technology to produce knowledge-based assets for profit or non-profit organisations). It
The summaries below highlight, in one way or another, the impact of when, why and how technology is used in our general ‘work, home and play’ – from a psychological and behavioural perspective.
Work-Home Boundary Blurring
Hybrid, Remote and Flexible Working Culture, Policies and Practices
Autonomy, Flexibility and Job Control
Presence at Home and Family Impact
Productivity, Attention and Impact on Work
Information CyberSecurity
Academic Research Resources
The British Psychology CyberPsychology Section are a wealth of academic-based resources and recommendations including, but not limited to:
- Book recommendations
- Models, scales and measures
- Teaching resources
- Tools
Technology, Mind and Behaviour Journal (American Psychology Association Open Access Journal) has joined the Science Open Platform.
‘Technology, Mind, and Behavior (TMB) is an open access, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal published by the American Psychological Association and launched in 2020. TMB publishes original work in the area of human-technology interaction with a focus on human behavior at the individual or group level.’
