*The Chaotic Behavior of ICT Users DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.94443*

that chaotic pressure, due to the complicated information systems and applications, affects the users' enjoyment, entertainment, social affiliations, visual appeal, and escapism [24–26]. ICT users experiencing a technostress creator find it affects their motivation to achieve task-related performance levels and satisfaction. Ultimately, we re-emphasize that the chaotic experiential values of ICT users could be from a complicated interconnection and collaboration with the information systems, or the systems' defacement, or iconoclastic actions. The authors, in other words, propose that the technostress creators could support the users' continued use of, or abandonment of, information systems and applications. However, this continued use of ICT is related to each user's personality dimensions.

The remains of this paper will discuss the chaotic behavior of ICT users in four subsections. SubSection 2 presents a resume of chaos theory. The chaos theory, chaotic situations, and usefulness of this theory as an idea in explaining ICT users will be explored in subsections 3 and 4 consecutively. The last subsection has a conclusion.
