| Broadly speaking, technophobia, misguided technophilia, and dysfunctional bodies and relationships emerged as thematic constants. |
| French postwar technophilia and its concomitant minority strain of technophobia have generated a significant body of scholarly literature. |
| Role modelling of NC use by CIs helps foster a climate of acceptance of IT applications and decreases technophobia among nurses in practice and education. |
| The reason for this contradictory attitude is not technophobia, according to Rudolf Künzli, Head of the Education Department, University of Applied Sciences Aargau, but our lack of understanding. |
| This relative technophobia probably reflects years of inward-looking economic policies, import substitution and disappointing education systems. |
| And don't forget technophobia, nervousness about technology. |
