Scientists have debunked the myth of the

A new study published by the Committee joined the UK Information Systems (Joint Information System Comittee) in partnership with the British Library debunked the myth of the ...

According to psychologists, the young people who grew up in the Internet age, tend to less critical of the information received and treated with impatience to the time delays in responding to information requests. It shapes their unique style browsing capabilities and preferred methods for obtaining information, which are characterized by a complete intolerance to poor navigation awkward and slow work resources.

However, the study showed that this style of information processing - is not limited to age limit. Currently, the style adopted similar users of older age and a different social level, practically zero tolerance to poor navigation had students as young children, students and teachers.

... Furthermore, it should rethink the value of search and retrieval systems in the formation process of obtaining and processing information.