Social psychology

Social media is like catnip for our brains, stimulating our rewards systems and providing constant affirmation, according to neuroscientist and author David Eagleman. Eagleman, who spoke at Web Summit with Andrew Jack of the Financial Times on why our brains are wired… Continue Reading →

Cyberpsychology, the study of the impact of emerging technology on human behaviour, has grown into an established discipline over the last number of years with the expansion of the social web. The human brain is inherently social – we seek… Continue Reading →