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. They are listed in each category by date order, as research in CyberPsychology is still relatively in its youth, so new insights are being discovered every day. More recent understanding of our technology related psychology should, theoretically at least, trump less recent insights and assumptions.

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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, 2019
Internet Addiction (Daria Kuss & Halley Pontes), 2019
Cybercognition (Lee Haddington), 2017
Psychology of the Digital Age (John R. Suler), 2016
Applied Cyberpsychology Alison Attrill & Chris Fullwood), 2016
An Introduction to Cyberpsychology Ed. 1, 2016
Cyberpsychology (Alison Attrill), 2015
Psychology and New Media (Andrew Power and Grainne Kirwan), 2014

Digital Brain

Cyberpsychology and the Brain (Thomas D. Parsons), 2017
Irresistible (Adam Alter), 2017
I-Minds (Mari K. Swingle), 2016
The Shallows (Nicholas Carr), 2010

Digital Future

The Meta-Verse (Andrew Ball), 2022
New Dark Age (James Bridle), 2018

Digital Health and Wellbeing

Facing Internet Technology and Gaming Addiction (Hilarie Cash et al), 2021
Internet Addiction Kicking the Habit (Nathan Driskell), 2020
The Phone Addictions Workbook (Hilda Burke), 2019
Why We Sleep (Matthew Walker), 2017

Digital Home

The Teenage Guide to Life Online (Nicola Morgan), 2018

Digital Play

Taming Gaming (Andy Robertson), 2021
Man Disconnected (Philip Zimbardo), 2015
iDisorder (Larry Rosen, Ph.D.), 2012

Digital Work

The Flexibility Paradox (Heejung Chung), 2022
The Nowhere Office (Julia Hobsbawm), 2022
Fully Connected (Julia Hobsbawm), 2018
CEO of Me (Ellen Ernst Kossek), 2008