Tecnoestrés: Cienciometría y agenda futura de investigación
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https://doi.org/10.18041/1900-0642/criteriolibre.2025v23n42.12623Palabras clave:
Tecnoestrés, Bibliometría, arbol de la ciencia, Perspectivas de investigaciónResumen
El tecnoestrés, un fenómeno emergente en entornos laborales, ha ganado relevancia por sus implicaciones en la salud mental y bienestar de trabajadores. A pesar de la atención reciente, existen vacíos en la literatura, especialmente en estudios bibliométricos que analicen su estructura intelectual y tendencias de investigación. Este artículo realiza un análisis bibliométrico del tecnoestrés utilizando bases de datos de Scopus y Web of Science para identificar las principales temáticas y perspectivas de la producción académica. Se emplea una metodología que combina cartografía científica y análisis narrativo, utilizando el algoritmo Tree of Science para mapear autores, instituciones y fuentes relevantes. Los hallazgos muestran un aumento significativo en la producción bibliográfica desde 2019 y subrayan la necesidad de investigar temas emergentes relacionados con el tecnoestrés en contextos educativos y laborales. Las implicaciones prácticas incluyen la identificación de áreas críticas para futuras investigaciones y estrategias para mitigar sus efectos negativos en los empleados.
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