Getting Hold of Cyber-Psychology

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Now that I've been able to spend some time surfing the net in an attempt to enlarge my understanding of Cyber-Psychology. I'm starting to get a feel for what's out there. As with everything in life there is good and bad and the net is no exception. I feel however that we must focus on the good in an effort to exemplify and nurture it, and in the end hopefully this will help those of you that come after me to learn more effectively. Here follows some of the GOOD things and pages that I have found and would like to share with everyone.

I stumbled upon an essay by Storm A. King That I found very interesting. I've also seen it floating around in many people's links and pages. I think this is because his essay is concise as well as progressive and interesting. His sections on the psychology of what is coming and his quotes also appealed to me. Another page that I found interesting came from a Black list of Internet Advertisers that I feel embodies and is a manifestation of where the future of Cyber-communications is taking us. The information that this page provides, between its list and archive of lists is the type that allows conscious netizens to make powerful informed decisions about community minded affairs that affect us all. If only we could get these types of wide spread checks and balances from the federal government.

I also liked Dr. Suler's page on cyber-psychology. It is very detailed and perspective and provides insight on the basic psychological features of cyberspace as well as identity management in cyberspace and the unique roles that there are in cyberspace.

I've also found that amoung the millions of documents on the web our own Dr. James has some of the most perspective articles on cyberspace and the mind and many other related topics. I highly recommend that everybody spend some time reading his reports on cyberpsychology. you won't be dissapointed and you'll probaly learn a whole lot. I know I did.

Here are some of my favorite links and documents

The Human Kind Group : A cyber-community that I found really cool because of their mentality.
University of Maine at Farminghton's cyber-community : It's a lot like ours but not as highly evolved.
Virtual learning communities : An article on learning on the internet that is very perspective.
Technophobia : An article discussing technophobia in todays complex world.
Center for cyber communications Initiative : A group dedicated to cyber-communities of the future.
The virtual book : An article on the publishing and learning of future.
America's Town Square : A page that is devoted to cyber communications and cyber-communities ( you can get free soft ware and stuff

Hey. Check out my Cyber-psychology FAQ(frequently asked questions) file.

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