فهرست:
1-1) مساله اصلی تحقیق.. 2
1-2 ) تشریح موضوع ضرورت و اهمیت تحقیق: 4
1-3)اهداف(کلی و جزئی) تحقیق : 6
1-4)سوالات تحقیق : 6
1-5)روشهای تجزیه و تحلیل اطلاعات: 6
1-6)فرایند تحقیق بصورت فلوچارت: 7
1-7)تعریف واژه ها و اصطلاحات تخصصی: 7
2-1) مقدمه. 9
2-2)مبانی نظری.. 10
2-2-1) اینترنت... 10
2-2-1-1) استفاده از اینترنت در محل کار 10
2-2-1-2) اعتیاد به اینترنت... 11
2-2-1-3) چرا سوء استفاده از اینترنت رخ می‌دهد؟ 12
2-2-2)سایبرلوفینگ... 13
2-2-2-1) تعاریف... 13
2-2-2-2) فعالیتهای سایبرلوفینگ... 14
2-2-2-3) نگرش های منفی نسبت به سایبرلوفینگ... 16
2-2-2-4) تاثیرات سایبرلوفینگ بر احساسات کارکنان.. 17
2-2-2-5) نگرش مثبت به سایبرلوفینگ... 18
2-2-2-5-1) تأثیر سایبرلوفینگ بر خلاقیت و دانش کارمندان سازمان.. 19
2-2-2-5-2) تأثیر مثبت سایبرلوفینگ بر استرس در محیط کار 20
2-2-2-5-2-1) روش های مقابله با استرس... 21
2-2-2-6) علل گرایش کارکنان به سایبرلوفینگ... 22
2-2-2-6-1) ارتباط گرایش به سایبرلوفینگ و عدالت در سازمان.. 23
2-2-2-6-2) ارتباط گرایش به سایبرلوفینگ و وظایف سازمانی.. 25
2-2-2-7) )راهکارهای کاهش سایبرلوفینگ... 26
2-2-2-7-1) قوانین قابل قبول استفاده از اینترنت (AUP) 27
2-2-2-7-2) برنامه و سیاستهای مربوط به کاهش اثرات منفی سایبرلوفینگ... 29
2-2-2-7-3) مراحل تعریف شده برای کاهش سایبرلوفینگ در سازمان.. 30
2-3)رضایت شغلی.. 31
2-3-1)تعریف رضایت شغلی.. 31
2-3-2)عوامل مؤثر بر رضایت شغلی.. 32
2-4)تعهد سازمانی.. 33
2-4-1)تعاریف مختلف از تعهد سازمانی.. 33
2-4-1-1)تعریف عملیاتی تعهد سازمانی: 34
2-4-1-2)تعریف تعهد عاطفی: 34
2-4-1-3)تعریف تعهد هنجاری: 34
2-4-1-4)تعریف تعهد مستمر. 34
2-4-2)اهمیت تعهد سازمانی.. 35
2-5)عجین شدن با شغل.. 36
2-5-1)تعاریف عجین شدن شغلی: 36
2-5-2)عجین شدن با کار و تعهد سازمانى.. 37
3-1)مقدمه: 46
3-2) روش تحقیق.. 46
3-2-1) تحقیق کاربردی.. 46
3-2-2) تحقیق توصیفی.. 46
3-3) متغیرهای تحقیق.. 46
3-4)سوال ها اصلی تحقیق: 47
3-5)مدل تحقیق.. 48
3-6)روش گردآوری اطلاعات.. 50
3-7)روایی و پایایی پرسشنامه. 53
3-7-1) روایی/ اعتبار 53
3-7-2) پایایی.. 53
3-8)محدوده تحقیق.. 55
3-8-1)قلمرو موضوعی تحقیق: به لحاظ موضوعی این تحقیق در حوزه مدیریت منابع انسانی قرار می‌گیرد. 55
3-8-2)قلمرو زمانی تحقیق: قلمرو زمانی این پژوهش بهمن سال 91 تا اواخر شهریور ماه 92 میباشد. 55
3-8-3)قلمرو مکانی تحقیق: قلمرو مکانی این تحقیق دانشگاههای شهرستان بابل و حومه میباشد. 55
3-9)جامعه آماری و نمونه آماری.. 55
3-9-1)جامعه آماری.. 55
3-9-2)نمونه آماری تعیین اندازه ی نمونه: 55
3-9-3)روشهای نمونه‌گیری.. 56
3-10) روش تجزیه و تحلیل دادهها 56
3-10-1) ضریب همبستگی.. 56
3-10-2) مدل معادلات ساختاری.. 57
4-1) مقدمه. 59
4-2) بررسی ویژگی های جمعیت شناختی نمونه آماری.. 59
4-2-1) جنسیت... 60
4-2-2) سن.. 61
4-2-3) تحصیلات.. 63
4-2-4) سابقه کار 65
4-2-5) سمت شغلی.. 67
4-3)آزمون t 69
5-3)مدل تحقیق.. 97
منابع و ماخذ. 108
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