10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CYBERPHOBIC»
Discover the use of
cyberphobic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cyberphobic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Resistance to New Technology: Nuclear Power, Information ...
Also an age effect, with older people being more cyberphobic, cannot be
substantiated. Two-thirds of all studies report data from students or teachers from
primary, secondary and tertiary education. About a third of the studies report data
on ...
2
The Cinema Dreams Its Rivals: Media Fantasy Films from Radio ...
If the cinema of attractions went "underground" once the industry's priorities
shifted to storytelling and character psychology, cyberphobic films provide strong
evidence for Gunning's argument that the "exhibitionist tendency" of early cinema
...
3
Color Monitors: The Black Face of Technology in America
THINKING. INSIDE. THG. BLflCK. BOX. Composed as a coda to Color Monitors,
this chapter highlights creative alternatives to the racializing tendencies of
cyberphobic culture. In this sampling of narratives that operate outside the closed
circuit ...
4
TechnoStress: coping with technology @work @home @play
Explains how and why technology increases stress, and offers tools and techniques to help cope with the changes of modern life
Michelle M. Weil, Larry D. Rosen, 1997
5
Technology, Work and Alienation: A Case Study of a Circuit Court
A recent (1995) MCI-Gallup poll of 600 white collar workers shows that nearly
half (49%) the white collar workers surveyed admit they are either "cyberphobic"
or resistant to new technology. Only 12% say they're early adopters, and the
study ...
Thomas Michael Slattery, 1996
Cyberphobia by age % Hon- % Computer Cyberphobic Anxious % Cyberphobic
% Overall 4. Beliefs about job changes "The computer may someday replace. ing
to a combination of symptoms including avoiding using the computer, panicking ...
This cyberphobic breed falls into three broad categories: 0 People who achieved
their current success without computers (or so they believe). 0 People who allow
computers to be used only when the numbers tell them to do so. 0 People who ...
I am definitely not a cyberphobic, but neither do I equate computers and its entire
offshoots as “life” per se. Andrew Brown is quoted for saying, “The Internet is so
big, so powerful, and pointless that for some people it is a complete substitute for
...
Jorge E. Garnica-Watson, 2010
... Yuppies' cyborg [1960] cybertron [1961] cybernate [1962] cyberculture [1963]
cybernaut [1965] cyberkid [1966] cyberman [1966] cyberart [1971] cyberland [
1975] cybersphere [1978] cyberphobia [1981] cyberphobic [1981] cyberspace [
1982] ...
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Open Space Technology: A User's Guide: Easyread Super Large ...
to be created, the convener has the additional responsibility of entering the
results of the discussion into the computer, or if they are terribly cyberphobic,
finding somebody else to do the chore. Assure the assembled group that no area
of ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CYBERPHOBIC»
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cyberphobic is used in the context of the following news items.
Injecting life into the theatre for youngsters
Lest you get the wrong picture, these are not the words of a cyberphobic septuagenarian wearing a monocle, but those of a young lad from ... «Times of Malta, Apr 12»
Your Company Can Succeed Without A Website
Rudy Mendoza makes no bones about his strong aversion to computers. "I don't enjoy them," he states flatly. So what's a cyberphobic jewelry ... «The Business Insider, Apr 10»
