different between technofear vs cyberphobia

English

Etymology

techno- +? fear

Noun

technofear (usually uncountable, plural technofears)

1. Technophobia.
   • 1993, Cynthia Cockburn, Susan Ormrod, Gender and Technology in the Making

     It was widely supposed that technofear was a female characteristic.

   • 2004, Simon Loxley, Type: The Secret History of Letters

     ...it was a revelation, it was liberation. Get over your technofear.

English

Etymology

cyber- +? -phobia

Noun

cyberphobia (uncountable)

1. Fear of computers and technology.
   • 1982 Oct 3, Bruce E. Bergen, Increasing Proudctivity and Comfort, in New York Times, pAS26

     Overcoming cyberphobia is not easy, but any effort to automate professionals must address their resistance and concerns or be doomed to failure.

   • 1991, T. B. Barrier, Assessing the Role of Cyberphobia, in Managing Information Technology in a Global Society, p169

     Past studies have been performed to investigate the phenomena of cyberphobia, to measure cyberphobia, and to examine the demographic and psychological variables related to cyberphobia ... .

Synonyms

• computerphobia
• technophobia
• technofear

See also

• Internetphobia