This book can only be listened to in Audible. You can find a link to the book on Nicola’s home webpage. If you are considering studying CyberPsychology, this book is an easy-to-listen-to introduction to the subject. The book covers the following Cyber topics: The Science
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If you were wanting to know more about CyberPsychology, this is a good place to start: The British Psychology Society – cyberpsychology section. The section team have been really active since they first launched the section in 2018 in adding articles, tools and resources to
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https://youtu.be/AkKC9SgPBQA 20 April 2023 (In-person UX Studio) – updated 7 July 2023 In this interview with Rich Burn from Solent Partners, at the CCIXR building at Portsmouth University, Carolyn talks about technology in the workplace, and the impact this tech use has on us as
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In a collaborative report involving Code First Girls and Tech Talent Charter (TCC – a government-supported group of over 775 leading UK businesses and organisations) aimed to gain insights into the UK’s diversity talent shortage – and provide recommendations to address the diversity crisis. It
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In this book, Neil Postman talks through the impact that modern media is having on our culture. It is a public discourse in the age of show-business. Although the book was published in 1980’s, long before computers became a ubiquitous item within our household, his
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There is a common misconception, based on research done on split-brain patients in the 1960s, that creativity and analytical thinking activities are either right- or left-hemisphere brain functioning. We often talk about people being either creative or analytical, implying a dominance of either the right
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6 months ago, I was semi-obsessed. I often checked my phone on the sly – making sure others didn’t notice. My WhatsApp was popping through notifications telling me to ‘quickly check the latest message’. I was flicking from one social media app to another, to
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Humans tend to categorise and group others according to specific physical, behavioural and mental states or characteristics. We do this because we need shortcuts to minimise excessive energy consumption. Getting to know someone on an individual basis takes time, effort and energy. So, if we
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Problematic technology use amongst adults Connect: Email her directly at: carolyn@cybercolgy.com Follow: Linkedin Twitter Instagram Main CyberPsychology Expertise: Problematic Adult Behaviour Online Addiction (incl. Social Media Use) Internet Gaming Work-Home Boundary Blurring Underlying Causes and Drivers Adult ADHD/ADD Stress and anxiety Life Coping Mechanisms Research
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Lecturer in Psychology @ University of Buckingham, United Kingdom Connect: Email her directly at: masa.popovac@buckingham.ac.uk Follow: Professional Profile @ Buckingham University Linkedin Twitter Researchgate Main CyberPsychology Expertise: How to reduce cyberaggression, cyberbullying and online risks and build digital literacy and resilience. Consultant Expertise: Cyberbullying in
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