The Internet and Psychology
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The Internet and Psychology

by Chris Sivewright

Psychology Technology Nonfiction
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The Internet and Psychology considers the connection between online technology and the study of human thought and behavior. Written for readers interested in both subjects, it offers a focused starting point for exploring their relationship and relevance in contemporary life.

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The Internet and Psychology brings together two broad subjects: online technology and the study of human thought and behavior.

The book is suited to readers seeking an accessible introduction to the connection between internet use and psychology.

Its subject makes it relevant to students, educators, and general readers interested in how digital environments relate to psychological ideas.

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