Misuse or abuse of digital media can create negativities such as internet addiction, netlessphobia, cyberbullying, cyberloafing. Cyber loafing is known the use employees in a workplace for non-work activities during working hours. This study aims to examine cyberloafing levels students studying Turkish Republic Northern Cyprus. In this study, descriptive survey model was used. The group compose...

In today’s digitalized workplace, workplace incivility and cyberloafing have become major concerns for many corporate government organizations all over the world. The objective of this study was to determine effects rudeness on workers. took a quantitative approach, administered set survey questionnaire, collected response from 135 employees three rural municipalities in Kaski district. Differe...

The present research examined social loafing in groups across different stages of group development. Individuals working in newly formed groups worked harder in the group setting than alone, although this difference was non-significant. However, individuals working in groups that were at the midpoint or end of their existence performed better when working by themselves. This latter finding is c...

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This study investigates how social loafing indirectly influences the knowledge sharing behavior in the context of IT-enabled distributed organization. In this high social loafing environment, we found the individual favor benefits may negatively moderate the relationship between economic and social strategies and knowledge contribution. This study provides some suggestions for the management of...

Introduction. From the students’ perspective, social loafing has also become a major challenge and problem in group tasks classroom. Social may affect enthusiasm attitude to share knowledge. Aim. This study aims investigate mediating effects of knowledge sharing (KS) attitudes on relationships between KS intentions, perceived loafing, learning goal orientation. Methodology research methods. use...

The purpose of this study was to investigate to what extent team cohesion influences social loafing in a 30-meter sprint relay. Thirty-nine male college sport students competed under high and low identifiable conditions in which the differences between sprint times were recorded. Faster running times under the identified condition than under the non-identified condition was seen as indicative o...