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Experimental Design Figure Key References Research Goals The research problem that this study seeks to address is the obstacle of password memorability, which is further complicated by the fact that users have many passwords to recall for computers, networks, and Websites among other systems (Wiedenbeck, Waters, Birget, Brodskiy, & Memon, 2005). Wiedenbeck et al. (2005) further noted that passwords have to be constantly changed in order to improve security, which increases the burden on the human mind and makes it difficult for users to remember their passwords.

Empirical results of an experimental study on the role of password strength and cognitive load on employee productivity