PSY 432 - The Psychology of Computers and the Internet Credits: 3

Examines the psychological implications of computers and their related internet technologies on social interactions and behaviors. Topics include the influence of technology on our self-concept and identities, interpersonal relationships, attitudes towards privacy, and impressions of others. Specifically we will focus on the psychological consequences of the use of cellphones, social networks, video games, and online dating applications. The course is taught in a student-led seminar format using recent research (i.e. journal articles) from the field of Psyberpsychology.

Prerequisite(s): Requires at least junior standing.

PSY 101 or HON 151
Graduate Credit: This course is not available for graduate credit.