RT Journal Article
A1 López-Lemus, Jorge Armando
A1 De la Garza Carranza, María Teresa
A1 Atlatenco-Ibarra, Quetzalli
A1 Reyes-Berlanga, Monica Lucia Lucia
T1 Business management students among technology and academic burnout: an approach to business management in Mexico
JF International Journal of Organizational Analysis
JO International Journal of Organizational Analysis
YR 2026
DO 10.1108/IJOA-11-2025-6177
SP 1
OP 24
SN 1934-8835
AB The purpose of this study is to know the joint influence that internet addiction and burnout exert on the academic performance of business management students in Mexico.The study was quantitative, exploratory, observational, and cross-sectional, where 428 business management students from public and private universities in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico.According to the results obtained, it is shown that internet addiction is a factor that positively influences the academic performance and academic burnout of business management students. On the other hand, academic burnout is a factor that negatively influences academic performance. Likewise, burnout represents a mediating variable between internet addiction and academic performance.This research analyzed the academic performance explained through burnout and internet addiction of business administration students in Mexico, considered as some of the main factors that indicate the development of the skills in new business owners, entrepreneurs, as well as business managers at different levels and sectors.The academic performance of business management students is one of the main factors that will allow them to develop skills and abilities to create new economic entities through their entrepreneurship.These problems are relevant and of great value because, in the literature, there is no sufficient investigation to analyze the academic loss and internet addiction from a new perspective that affects the academic performance of business management students.
RD 4/10/2026
UL https://doi.org/10.1108/IJOA-11-2025-6177