In bits: Deconstructing our digital lives Dr Liam Challenor and Dr Nicola Fox Hamilton explore areas of cyberpsychology that you’re curious about, with a different topic every two weeks. From social media “addiction” to attention span changes, from trolling and harassment to online activism, from gaming to online dating, from misogyny to radicalisation online. Our lives are fully immersed in techn... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthEducation |
In this episode we deep dive into the relationship between social media and our perceptions of body image. We examine how social media platforms influence body image for people of different genders, ages, and communities and look at some social media... more
This episode takes a look at how cybercriminals use psychology to manipulate people through online scams. From phishing emails and phone fraud to romance scams, sextortion, and the rise of AI-driven deepfakes, it unpacks why these scams work and why ... more
In this episode we dive into ASMR! We discuss the ASMR, the similarities to other auditory and visual trends online. We focus on the content of videos that can induce ASMR, what makes them successful for ASMR-tists and the potential concerns that we ... more
This episode offers an in-depth exploration of cyberbullying, examining its prevalence, impact, and the evolving nature of online harassment in Ireland and beyond. We discuss the importance of definitions, platforms, and behaviours that have changed,... more
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Excellent, really puts all news headlines about tech into perspective
Brilliant, no-nonsense podcast that cuts through the bulls**t tech fear mongering and brings the conversation back to the facts. So nice to hear two presenters who are clearly great friends and experts in their field share their insights in a really accessible way.
Fantastic podcast - uses real science in accessible and fun ways to talk about our online behaviour. Highly recommend
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A deep exploration of the intricate relationship between technology and human psychology, offering insights into various pressing topics related to cyberpsychology. Discussions include the impact of social media on mental health, the nuances of online dating, and the psychological effects of technology addiction and trolling. The hosts bring academic rigor to the conversation while making complex issues accessible and engaging to a broad audience. Unique for its commitment to evidence-based content, the podcast aims to counteract sensationalist media narratives with informed perspectives, making it both enlightening and enjoyable for listeners seeking a greater understanding of their digital lives.
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