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Computer rage is becoming a big problem in our world today. Men and women are taking out their frustrations on the computer. In the work place and at the home more and more people are smashing their computer screens, beating on the keyboard, and throwing the computer out the window. What is to be done? Should we calm the user, control their behavior, and channel their anger to different outlets?

This project involves a Web-based survey to assess the levels of computer rage around the world and between the genders.

Moreover, we are developing effective and safe methods of venting rage on the computer (See current methods).

Participants:

Kent L. Norman, Department of Psychology

Ben Smith, Department of Psychology

 

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