An introduction to cyberpsychology /
[edited by] Gráinne Kirwan, Irene Connolly, Hannah Barton and Marion Palmer.
- Second edition.
- xxxii, 394 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cm.
First edition published by Routledge 2016.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part 1: Introduction Interview 1: Cyberpsychology in Professional Practice / Itayi Viriri 1. Introduction to Cyberpsychology/ Gráinne Kirwan 2. Conducting Online Research / Brendan Rooney Part 2: Human interaction online Interview 2: Cyberpsychology in Professional Practice / Lee Kelly 3. Computer-Mediated Communication and Online Media / Gráinne Kirwan 4. Self and Identity in Cyberspace / Irene Connolly 5. The dark Side of the Internet / Hannah Barton and Derek Laffan 6. Love and Relationships Online / Nicola Fox Hamilton 7. Attention and Distraction Online / John Greaney and Emma Mathias 8. The Dynamics of Groups Online / Olivia Hurley 9. Persuasion and Compliance in Cyberspace / Hannah Barton 10. Privacy and Trust Online / Grainne Kirwan Part 3: Applied Cyberpsychology Interview 3: Cyberpsychology in Professional Practice / Fardus Sultan 11. Forensic Cyberpsychology / Grainne Kirwan 12. Cyberpsychology and Psychopathology / Cliona Flood and Audrey Stenson 13. Sport & Health Cyberpsychology / Olivia Hurley 14. The Online Workplace / Cliona Flood and Audrey Stenson 15. The Internet as an Educational Space / Marion Palmer 16. Consumer Cyberpsychology and Online marketing / Nicola Fox Hamilton 17. Young People and the Internet / Irene Connolly 18. Older adults in the Digital Age / Liam Challenor Part 4: Psychology and Technology Interview 4: Cyberpsychology in Professional Practice / Phelim May 19. Human-Computer Interaction / Andrew Errity 20. Gaming / David Hayes, Andrew Errity, Brendan Rooney, and Conall Tunney 21. Psychological Applications of Virtual and Augmented/Mixed Reality / Grainne Kirwan 22. The Psychology of Artificial Intelligence / Grainne Kirwan
"An Introduction to Cyberpsychology provides a comprehensive introduction to this rapidly growing discipline. Fully updated in its second edition, the book encourages students to critically evaluate the psychology of online interactions, and to develop appropriate research methodologies to complete their own work in this field"--