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Na sljedećem linku http://www.rider.edu/~suler/psycyber/psycyber.html

nalazi se on-line knjiga "Psychology of Cyberspace", čiji je autor:

John Suler, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
Rider University - suler@mindspring.com

Sadržaj knjige:

1. The Basic Psychological Qualities of Cyberspace

Cyberspace as a psychological space
Basic psychological features of cyberspace
Networks as "mind" and "self"
The online disinhibition effect
Psychology of avatars and graphical space
Cyberspace as dream world
Two Paths of Virtual Reality
The black hole of cyberspace
Online lingo
Internet demographics
Cyberspace humor
Coping with spam
2. The Psychology of the Individual in Cyberspace

Identity managment in cyberspace
Personality types in cyberspace
Unique roles in cyberspace
Transference to computers and cyberspace
Addiction to computers and cyberspace
Regressive behavior in cyberspace
Online gender-switching
Adolescents in cyberspace
Wizards: The heart of an online community
On being a "god"
Y2K and apocalyptic thinking
Integrating online and offline living

3. The Psychology of Cyberspace Relationships

In-person versus cyberspace relationships
Transient and long term online relationships
Hypotheses about online text relationships
E-mail communication and relationships
Transference among people online
How to resolve conflict online
Cyberspace romances
Subtlety in multimedia chat

4. Group Dynamics in Cyberspace

Social psychology of online groups
Developmental stages of mailing lists
Making virtual communities work
Early history of an online community
Wizards: The heart of an online community
Therapy and support groups in cyberspace
Unique groups in cyberspace
TextTalk: Communicating with typed text chat
A decision-making method for e-mail groups
Extending a work group into cyberspace
Using discussion boards in teaching
Group games using avatars
Geezer Brigade: Studying an online group
Managing deviant behavior in online groups
5. Research Methods in Cyberpsychology

Publishing online
Case studies of digital life forms
One of Us: Participant observation research
Steps in studying an online group
Ethics in cyberspace research
Studying full cyberspace immersion

6. Life at the Palace

This section of The Psychology of Cyberspace contains a collection of articles about my intensive case study of the online multimedia community known as the "Palace." Combining features of MOOs and chat rooms, the Palace is a visual and spatial environment where members interact with text, sounds, and graphical representations of themselves called "avatars."


7. Psychotherapy and Clinical Work in Cyberspace

This section contains articles that cover a range of topics, including: a conceptual model for conducting clinical work in cyberspace; online clinical case study groups; clinical work in online communities; avatar psychotherapy; computerized psychotherapy; legal and ethical issues. For those who are interested in rounding out their education about psychotherapy in cyberspace, this section also contains a list of suggested readings in the Psychology of Cyberspace and elsewhere on the web.