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Undergraduate Students' Perceptions of Cyberloafing

Giles, Chase
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2015
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2015-05-01
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Cyberloafing is the use of a company's internet for personal reasons during a time when an employee is expected to be working. This study examined prevalence and seriousness of cyberloafing and student perceptions of employees' cyberloafing habits through a survey of 253 university students. Results indicated that the most serious cyberloafing activities are the least prevalent. Students also reported a much higher perception of employee cyberloafing than they thought would be acceptable in the workplace. The implications of these results are discussed further.
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Supply and Value Chain Management
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