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Computer anxiety in management: myth or reality?

By Geoffry S. Howard, Robert D. Smith
Communications of the ACM, July 1986, Vol. 29 No. 7, Pages 611-615
10.1145/6138.6143
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Although many informal surveys in the business press have contended that computer anxiety has a significant adverse impact on managers' willingness to use microcomputers, the problem is neither as extensive nor as severe as once believed.

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