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The psychology of technology: Social science research in the age of Big Data.

DOI: 10.1037/0000290-000

ISBN: 9781433836268

Publisher: American Psychological Association - American Psychological Association

Jun 27, 2022

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Introduction: Welcome to the psychology of technology.

Matz, Sandra C.

Pages: 3 –7

Our lives are inseparably interwoven with technology: We maintain our personal relationships via online social networks, order our groceries online, converse with chat bots, navigate with the help of our smartphones, work remotely via video conferencing, and more. The pervasiveness of technology...
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What our data reveal about our minds: Predicting psychological characteristics from digital footprints.

Khambatta, Poruz

Pages: 9 –43

This chapter begins by noting the dramatic increase in digital records of human behavior in the current era and examining how machine learning approaches can be applied to such data sets to unearth new truths about the human mind. It then surveys the emerging body of research in this area,...
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Saying more than we know: How language provides a window into the human psyche.

Lawson, M. Asher; Matz, Sandra C.

Pages: 45 –85

Language—both spoken and written—allows us to effectively communicate our thoughts, feelings, hopes, concerns, or intentions to other members of our species. It fosters cooperation and collaboration in a social world, and ultimately allows us to create a shared reality with others about the world...
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The Big Data toolkit for psychologists: Data sources and methodologies.

Peters, Heinrich; Marrero, Zachariah; Gosling, Samuel D.

Pages: 87 –124

Many researchers who are interested in using Big Data report having problems learning about new analytic methods or software, finding collaborators with the right skills and knowledge, and getting access to commercial or proprietary data for their research. This chapter discusses some of the...
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The psychology of mobile technology and daily mobility.

Ross, Morgan Quinn; Müller, Sandrine R.; Bayer, Joseph B.

Pages: 125 –154

This chapter reviews how the use of mobile media is deeply embedded in and shaped by the spatial contexts that we inhabit in our daily lives. Consequently, our understanding of mobile technologies, including their psychological effects, must be grounded in an understanding of daily mobility: how...
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The psychology of virtual reality.

Mado, Marijn; Bailenson, Jeremy

Pages: 155 –193

This chapter recounts three types of scholarly work on virtual reality (VR). In line with Fox, Arena, and Bailenson (2009), it reviews research that considers VR as an object, as a method, and as an application. First, the chapter discusses the psychological effects of VR technology as an object,...
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Social media and psychological well-being.

Hancock, Jeffrey T.; Liu, Sunny Xun; Luo, Mufan; Mieczkowski, Hannah

Pages: 195 –238

This chapter describes authors' research group's efforts to tackle the question of social media use and its relationships to psychological well-being. For the past several years, the authors have reviewed this entire literature from 2006 to 2018 as part of a large meta-analysis. The chapter is...
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How social media contexts affect the expression of moral emotions.

Brady, William J.; McLoughlin, Killian L.

Pages: 239 –265

This chapter examines some of the most central features of social media platforms: streamlined social feedback delivery systems; communication via symbolic representation; and organization of users into large social networks. It first argues that streamlined social feedback delivery inherent to...
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Big Data in the workplace.

Mancarella, Peter J.; Behrend, Tara S.

Pages: 267 –303

Technological advances related to data collection and storage have created an explosion in the amount of work- and worker-related data that can be easily accessed and used by researchers and organizations, often incidentally and automatically. Psychologists have long relied on data to answer...
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Humanrobot interaction challenges in the workplace.

Hoffman, Guy; Kshirsagar, Alap; Law, Matthew V.

Pages: 305 –348

This chapter discusses challenges for designing robots that interact with people in the workplace. It begins with an overview of workplace deployment contexts and a review of some of the associated challenges currently studied in the human–robot interaction (HRI) literature, which are mostly...

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