Psychology of Cyberspace - The Online Disinhibition Effect - The Diigo Meta page

• 07 Aug 07
  

  Mario A Núñez

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• 17 May 07
  

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• 29 Apr 07
  

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• 28 Apr 07
  

  What causes online disinhibition? What is it about cyberspace that loosens the psychological barriers that block the release of these inner feelings and needs?

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• 26 Apr 07
  

  Rich James

  "It's well known that people say and do things in cyberspace that they wouldn't ordinarily say or do in the face-to-face world. They loosen up, feel more uninhibited, express themselves more openly. Researchers call this the "disinhibition effect." It's a

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• 25 Apr 07
  

  Gabriela Grosseck

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  John Suler's The Psychology of Cyberspace
  

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• 04 Apr 07
  

  Bev Merriman

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• 21 Feb 07
  

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• 20 Feb 07
  

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  Nice piece about how people behave online

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• 02 Jul 06
  

  Leon Bambrick

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• 04 Mar 06
  

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• 22 Feb 06
  

  Jonathon Richter

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• 13 Feb 06
  

  Todd Finley

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• 29 Dec 05
  

  Jim Dedzen

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• 27 Mar 05
  

  Michael Myers

  You Don't Know Me (dissociative anonymity)
  You Can't See Me (invisibility)
  See You Later (asynchronicity)
  It's All in My Head (solipsistic introjection)
  It's Just a Game (dissociative imagination)
  We're Equals (minimizing authority)

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