Technology-Induced Stressors, Job Satisfaction and Workplace Exhaustion Among Journalism and Mass Communication Faculty.

Beam, Randal A.; Kim, Eunseong; Voakes, Paul S.

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ERIC Number: EJ665912

Record Type: Journal

Publication Date: 2003

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Technology-Induced Stressors, Job Satisfaction and Workplace Exhaustion Among Journalism and Mass Communication Faculty.

Beam, Randal A.; Kim, Eunseong; Voakes, Paul S.

Journalism and Mass Communication Educator, v57 n4 p335-51 Win 2003

Contends that teaching journalism and mass communication has become a technology-intensive occupation. Reports on results of a national study of the use of technology in journalism and mass communication programs. Examines how technology-induced stress affects two aspects of work-life quality: job satisfaction and work-related exhaustion. (PM)

Descriptors: College Faculty, Fatigue (Biology), Higher Education, Job Satisfaction, Journalism Education, National Surveys, Stress Variables, Teacher Attitudes, Technology Integration, Technology Uses in Education

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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