Associations Between IT Job Stressors and Anxiety, Depression, and Stress: Cross-Sectional Study

These findings provide insight into the workplace stressors that pose a greater psychological health risk for IT professionals. These results emphasize the important role of MHL in helping facilitate the connection between depressive symptoms and help-seeking.

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JMIRx Med
Published
2026-03-03
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https://doi.org/10.2196/73211
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2
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Technostress in Professional Settings
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Associations Between IT Job Stressors and Anxiety, Depression, and Stress: Cross-Sectional Study

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JMIRx Med
Technostress in Professional Settings
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Associations Between IT Job Stressors and Anxiety, Depression, and Stress: Cross-Sectional Study

Jonathan T. Macy, Edlin Garcia Colato, Angela Chow, Catherine M. Sherwood-Laughlin, Nianjun Liu
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Abstract

These findings provide insight into the workplace stressors that pose a greater psychological health risk for IT professionals. These results emphasize the important role of MHL in helping facilitate the connection between depressive symptoms and help-seeking.

JMIRx MedVol. 7
Indiana University Bloomington (US)
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Technostress in Professional Settings
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