英文摘要 |
With the progression of information technology, a greater number ofpeople use the Internet at work. Previous studies focused on the effects of shyness, anxiety, loneliness, depression, and self-consciousness on the levelof Internet use. This study examines the physiological effects of Internetsurfing on workers. Participants consisted of 20 university and graduatestudents. Each participant was measured 4 times in the morning and inthe afternoon. Heart rate variability (HRV), blood pressure, and pulse ratewere measured as physiological indices. Results showed that (1) Internetsurfing in the morning and afternoon caused significant differences in theparticipants’ heart rate (HR). In the afternoon, heartbeats were faster thanin the morning. (2) As HF%, LF%, and LF/HF are significantly different,the value of HF is higher in the afternoon, which causes people to feelmore relaxed or fatigued. Therefore, activities that require more thinkingshould be performed in the morning, and activities that require less thinkingshould be performed in the afternoon. |