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Only a few more weeks until I'll be joining my wonderful cyber-siblings at the annual BPS Cyberpsychology conference! This year, I'm presenting some ongoing research innovation work we are d...

Research Fellow (UKRI Social Media Data Access for Researchers)

Blog-post authored by BSc Psychology student Luiza QuinnWith the increasing usage of digital media by consumers, more companies are using digital marketing to reach their target audiences. It is impor...

Analysis of over-50s who engage with phones, tablets and other devices challenges fears of ‘digital dementia’ Fears that smartphones, tablets and other devices could drive dementia in later life have been challenged by research that found lower rates of cognitive decline in older people who used the technology. An analysis of published studies that looked at technology use and mental skills in more than 400,000 older adults found that over-50s who routinely used digital devices had lower rates of cognitive decline than those who used them less. Continue reading...

A blog-post authored by Luiza Quinn (BSc Psychology student) and Professor Linda KayeAs internet popularity increases so do email attacks and privacy threats for online users. Halevi et al. (2013) inv...

A blog-post authored by Luiza Quinn (BSc Psychology Student) and Professor Linda KayeThere has been a surge in psychological research using social media in relation to personality. It is a fascinating...

Authored by Luiza Quinn* & Linda K. Kaye*Luiza Quinn is currently a BSc (Hons) Psychology Student at Edge Hill UniversityEvery time someone interacts with online content, they are leaving a digital fo...

Cyberpsychology is the scientific study of our psychological experiences with new technologies and aspects of the Internet. See full article.

Unmasking the Digital Underworld: CyberCriminal.com is your source for Cyber Crime exposure and investigation ..

In a digitally-connected world, there are multiple ways that we might seek to engage, interact and communicate with one another. Post-COVID, we have observed that there is increased demand for things ...

Authored by Luiza Quinn* & Linda K. Kaye*Luiza Quinn is currently a BSc (Hons) Psychology Student at Edge Hill UniversityDigital traces are a fascinating field which can bring on many opportunities fo...

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Digital innovation can mean different things in different contexts and have unique challenges within these, but broadly it can be focused on incorporating digital technology into traditionally non-dig...

You may have read the title of this blog post and thought to yourself that maybe I can’t spell procrastination correctly. You would be wrong; I am referring to what may be considered its polar opposit...

Cyberpsychology is the psychological study of technology use and online behaviour. Cyberpsychology researchers are broadly interested in how online worlds affect our everyday experiences and behaviour...

In a digitally-connected world, there are multiple ways that we might seek to engage, interact and communicate with one another. Post-COVID, we have observed that there is increased demand for things ...

Digital innovation can mean different things in different contexts and have unique challenges within these, but broadly it can be focused on incorporating digital technology into traditionally non-dig...

Digital innovation can mean different things in different contexts and have unique challenges within these, but broadly it can be focused on incorporating digital technology into traditionally non-dig...

Ensuring that Open Research and Innovation approaches are valued and supported.

HOPE not hate are looking for a researcher to join the HOPE not hate Research Team. Application deadline is 31 January 2025 at 7pm.

With calls for better regulation of social technology companies to reduce harmful content reaching young people, the UK Online Safety Bill is spear-heading efforts to move forward this agenda. However...