Cyberpsychology

This Textbook Provides A Comprehensive Overview Of The Human-Computer Interface In Clear Non-Technical Language Making It An Ideal Introduction For Students Of Both Psychology And Computer Science. Covering The Past Present And Future Developments In Technology And Psychology It Combines Cutting-Edge Academic Research With Engaging Illustrations And Examples That Show Students How The Material Relates To Their Lives. Topics Addressed Include: Human Factors Of Input Devices And The Basics Of Sensation And Perception; Memory And Cognitive Issues Of Users Navigating Their Way Through Interfaces; Communication Via Programming Languages And Natural Speech Interaction; Cyberpathologies Such As Techno-Stress And Internet Addiction Disorders; And Challenges Surrounding Automation And Artificial Intelligence. This Thoroughly Updated Second Edition Features New Chapters On Virtual Reality And Cybersecurity; Expanded Coverage Of Social Media Mobile Computing E-Learning And Video Games; And End-Of-Chapter Review Questions That Ensure Students Have Mastered Key Objectives.