Book Reviews
The books reviewed on this site are directly related to one of the eight key areas around the interaction of digital technology and human behaviour and psychology.
These books are recommended reading to give you a bit more insight into the impact of digital technology and human behaviour/psychology.
A review of some of the books are available (click on the image or the link).
Caveat: Endorsement of a book, or some of the content, does not equate to endorsement of all the opinions or actions of the author or all of the content contained within the book.
Digital Work
CEO of Me (Ellen Ernst Kossek)
The Flexibility Paradox (Heejung Chung)
Fully Connected (Julia Hobsbawm)
Digital Home
The Anxious Generation (Jonathan Haidt)
The Teenage Guide to Life Online (Nicola Morgan)
Digital Play
Irresistible (Adam Alter)
Man Disconnected (Philip Zimbardo)
iDisorder (Larry Rosen, Ph.D.)
Digital Future
The Meta-Verse (Andrew Ball)
New Dark Age (James Bridle)
Digital Deviance
Digital Brain
Dopamine Nation (Anna Lembke)
https://www.cybercology.com/2024/02/15/dopamine-nation-anna-lembke/
The Shallows (Nicholas Carr)
Digital Health and Wellbeing
How to Break Up with Your Phone (Catherine Price)
Why We Sleep (Matthew Walker)
CyberPsychology
These books are recommended for those interested in diving deeper into the academic research and theoretical concepts of CyberPsychology.
The Oxford Handbook of Cyberpsychology
Applied Cyberpsychology Alison Attrill & Chris Fullwood)
Cyberpsychology (Alison Attrill)
Psychology of the Ditgital Age (John R. Suler)
An Introduction to Cyberpsychology Ed. 1
An Introduction to Cyberpsychology Ed. 2
Psychology and New Media (Andrew Power and Grainne Kirwan)
Cyberpsychology and the Brain (Thomas D. Parsons)
