Psychology and the internet: intrapersonal, interpersonal, and transpersonal implications
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2007
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | XV, 374 S. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 0123694256 9780123694256 |
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| adam_text | CONTRIBUTORS XIII ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XV INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER 1 THE
INTERNET IN CONTEXT EVELYN ELLERMAN INTRODUCTION 11 OUR COLLECTIVE LOVE
AFFAIR WITH THE NEW* 12 INVENTING THE SELF 13 HUMANS AND MACHINES*AN
AMBIVALENT RELATIONSHIP 15 THE AMBIVALENCE DEEPENS 17 AND NOW... THE
INTERNET 19 TAKE A LESSON FROM RADIO 24 STUDYING THE NET 30 SUMMARY 32
REFERENCES 33 CHAPTER 2 CHILDREN AND THE INTERNET CONNIE VAMHAGEN
INTRODUCTION 37 WHAT ARE CHILDREN DOING ON THE INTERNET? 38 CONCERNS 40
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 40 UNWANTED EXPOSURE TO PORNOGRAPHY AND HATE 43
PREDATION AND BULLYING 45 BECOMING INTERNET-WISE 48 REFERENCES 51
CHAPTER 3 SELF ONLINE: PERSONALITY AND DEMOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS JAYNE
GACKENBACH AND HEATHER VON STACKELBERG INTRODUCTION 55 NEW WAYS OF
THINKING ABOUT IDENTITY 56 ONE SELF OR MANY: ADOLESCENT EXPLORATIONS 56
SELF EXPANSION OR DISINHIBITION ONLINE 58 PERSONALITY ONLINE 60
INTROVERTS AND EXTROVERTS ONLINE 61 OTHER PERSONALITY TYPES ONLINE 62
THE SERF AS A DEMOGRAPHIC ONLINE 64 GENDER AND INTERNET USE 64 GENDER
AND GAME PLAY 65 THE INFLUENCE OF AGE, ETHNICITY, CULTURE, AND POVERTY
67 ELDERLY 67 SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND CULTURE 68 ETHNICITY 69 SOCIAL
ROLES AND INEQUALITY ONLINE 71 REFERENCES 71 CHAPTER 4 DISINHIBITION AND
THE INTERNET ADAM N.JOINSON EVIDENCE FOR DISINHIBITION 76
SELF-DISCLOSURE AND THE INTERNET 76 FLAMING AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR 79
EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR FLAMING 79 DISINHIBITION AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB
(WWW) 81 INTERNET PORNOGRAPHY 81 FORMATS OF PORNOGRAPHY ON THE INTERNET
82 EXPLANATIONS OF DISINHIBITION ON THE INTERNET 84 DEINDIVIDUATION 84
REDUCED SOCIAL CUES 85 TWO-COMPONENT SELF-AWARENESS MODEL 86 SOCIAL
IDENTITY EXPLANATION OF DEINDIVIDUATION EFFECTS (SIDE) 87 MULTI-FACTOR
EXPLANATIONS AND DISINHIBITION 88 A PRIVACY-BASED APPROACH TO
UNDERSTANDING DISINHIBITION 88 CONCLUSIONS 89 REFERENCES 90 CHAPTER 5
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX: A MIRROR FROM THE INTERNET RAYMONDJ. NOONAN
GENERAL TRENDS 93 SEXUALITY ON THE INTERNET: ROOTS AND CONTROVERSIES 94
THE INFLUENCE OF SEXUALITY ON NEW COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA 96 THE MEANINGS
OF SEXUALITY FOR HUMAN BEINGS: A CHAOTIC SYSTEMS APPROACH 100 RELIGIOUS
AND CULTURAL INFLUENCES 107 NEW INSIGHTS FROM THE SCIENCE OF SEXOLOGY
108 SEXUAL EXPRESSION AND INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET 113 USENET
NEWSGROUPS AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX 114 THE SEXUAL DIVERSITY OF THE
WORLD WIDE WEB 122 POLITICAL, PERSONAL, AND COMMUNITY ASPECTS OF SEX ON
THE INTERNET 127 MEETING POTENTIAL PARTNERS AT ONLINE DATING SITES 128
BLOGGING: SEXUAL EMPOWERMENT VIA ONLINE CONVERSATIONS 131 CONCLUSION 133
REFERENCES 134 CHAPTER 6 INTERNET ADDICTION: DOES IT REALLY EXIST?
(REVISITED) LAURA WIDYANTO AND MARK GRIFFITHS COMPARISON SURVEY STUDIES
OF INTERNET ADDICTION AND EXCESSIVE INTERNET USE 142 SURVEY STUDIES OF
INTERNET ADDICTION IN VULNERABLE GROUPS 144 PSYCHOMETRIC STUDIES OF
INTERNET ADDICTION 146 INTERNET ADDICTION, COMORBIDITY, AND RELATIONSHIP
TO OTHER BEHAVIORS 150 INTERNET ADDICTION CASE STUDIES 153 WHY DOES
EXCESSIVE INTERNET USE OCCUR 157 CONCLUDING REMARKS 160 REFERENCES 161
PART II INTERPERSONAL CHAPTER 7 REVISITING COMPUTER*MEDIATED
COMMUNICATION FOR WORK, COMMUNITY, AND LEARNING CAROLINE
HAYTHORNTHTVAITE AND ANNA L. NIELSEN INTRODUCTION 167 REVISITING CMC AND
INTERNET DEBATES 168 UNBUNDLING USERS AND THEIR ONLINE ACTIVITIES 171
USERS OF CMC AND THE INTERNET 172 ONLINE CONTENT AND USEFULNESS 174
GROUPS, NETWORKS, AND COMMUNITIES 174 SOCIAL NETWORKS 175 TIE-BASED VIEW
OF MEDIA USE 176 ONLINE AND OFFLINE INTEGRATION 177 TOGGLING 177
DOMESTICATION 178 LIMITS TO GROWTH 178 WRAPPING UP 179 REFERENCES 180
CHAPTER 8 THE VIRTUAL SOCIETY: ITS DRIVING FORCES, ARRANGEMENTS,
PRACTICES, AND IMPLICATIONS CONRAD SHAYO, LOME OLFINAN, ALICIA IRIBERRI,
AND MAGID IGBARIA INTRODUCTION 187 DRIVING FORCES 189 GLOBAL ECONOMIES
189 POLICIES AND POLITICS 191 ENLIGHTENED AND DIVERSIFIED POPULATION 192
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE 194 EXISTING ARRANGEMENTS AND
PRACTICES 197 TELEWORK 197 VIRTUAL TEAMS 199 CONCEPTS OF TIME AND PLACE
201 VIRTUAL TEAM TECHNOLOGIES 202 VIRTUAL ORGANIZATIONS 204 VIRTUAL
COMMUNITIES 206 TELEDEMOCRACY 207 VIRTUAL MUSEUMS 210 WEBLOGS 211
DILEMMAS AND IMPLICATIONS OF THE VIRTUAL SOCIETY 212 GLOBAL POLICY AND
ECONOMICS 212 POLITICS AND POLICY 212 ENLIGHTENED AND DIVERSIFIED
POPULATION 213 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND IT INFRASTRUCTURE 215 SUMMARY
AND CONCLUSION 215 REFERENCES 216 CHAPTER 9 INTERNET SELF-HELP AND
SUPPORT GROUPS: THE PROS AND CONS OF TEXT-BASED MUTUAL AID STORM A. KING
AND DANIELLE MOREGGI INTRODUCTION 221 THE PSYCHOLOGY OFTEXT-BASED
RELATIONSHIPS 223 SELF-HELP AS MUTUAL-AID 226 TEXT-BASED MUTUAL-AID 228
RESULTS OF A REPLICATION SURVEY 234 PROS AND CONS OF INTERNET SELF-HELP
GROUPS 235 ADVANTAGES THAT ONLINE SELF-HELP GROUPS SHARE WITH F2F GROUPS
235 ADVANTAGES UNIQUE TO ONLINE SELF-HELP GROUPS 236 DISADVANTAGES THAT
ONLINE SELF-HELP GROUPS SHARE WITH F2F GROUPS 236 DISADVANTAGES UNIQUE
TO THE ONLINE SELF-HELP GROUPS 236 INTERNET SUPPORT GROUPS AND
TEXT-BASED GROUP THERAPY 237 ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN RESEARCHING
TEXT-BASED MUTUAL AID 239 CONCLUSION 240 REFERENCES 242 CHAPTER 10 CYBER
SHRINKS: EXPANDING THE PARADIGM JOANIE FARLEY GILHSPIE INTRODUCTION 245
PROFESSIONAL ISSUES ONLINE 246 EXPANDING THE PARADIGM (WIIFM? PX!) 246
OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH 247 FROM RESEARCH TO PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 247 THE
ONLINE-OFFLINE CONNECTION 249 CYBERSEX AND THE POTENTIAL FOR HARM 251
RISK MANAGEMENT IN CYBERSPACE 253 LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONCERNS 253
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY 254 COMPETENCY AND SCOPE OF PRACTICE 255 EMERGING
CLINICAL ISSUES 258 THEORY IN CYBERSPACE 258 EFFICACY OF ONLINE
TREATMENT 261 EXPANDING THE CLINICAL PARADIGM 264 REFERENCES 269 PART
III TRANSPERSONAL CHAPTER 11 FROM MEDIATED ENVIRONMENTS TO THE
DEVELOPMENT OF CONSCIOUSNESS II JOAN M. PRESTON INTRODUCTION 277
PRESENCE 278 VERIDICALITY 281 CONTINUITY 281 ECOLOGICAL PERCEPTION 282
GIBSON S THEORY 283 ECOLOGICAL SELF 285 NATURAL VERSUS MEDIATED
ENVIRONMENT 287 MEDIA AS ECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT 288 PICTURES 290 MEDIA
AND MOVEMENT 292 ORIENTATION AND SPACE 293 ORIENTATION 293 POV AND
PERCEPTUAL FLOW 294 SPACE AND CONSCIOUSNESS 296 REFERENCES 304 CHAPTER
12 WORLDWIDE BRAIN: SELF-ORGANIZING INTERNET INTELLIGENCE AS THE
ACTUALIZATION OF THE COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS BEN GOERTZEL INTRODUCTION
309 THE FUTURE HISTORY OF THE NET 310 MIND AS A COMPLEX SYSTEM 311 THE
COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS CONCRETIZED 312 AI AND THE INTERNET 313 SYMBIOTIC
INTERNET INTELLIGENCE IN PHILOSOPHICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
317 THE GLOBAL BRAIN STUDY GROUP 319 THE GLOBAL BRAIN AND HUMAN PROGRESS
325 WEB SPIRITUALITY 328 SELF AND MORALITY IN THE WORLD WIDE BRAIN 331
REFERENCES 334 CHAPTER 13 THE INTERNET AND HIGHER STATES OF
CONSCIOUSNESS*A TRANSPERSONAL PERSPECTIVE JAYNE. GACKENBACH AND JIM
KARPEN INTRODUCTION 337 OTHER APPROACHES TO CONSCIOUSNESS 339 HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESS AND ITS DEVELOPMENT 339 INTEGRATIVE PROGRAM OF RESEARCH
INTO DEVELOPING HIGHER STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS 341 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL MARKERS OF HSC 344 TECHNOLOGY AND COGNITION 345 THE
INTERNET AS A CULTURAL AMPLIFIER*VR AND LUCID DREAMING 348 PREVIOUS
RESEARCH INTO VIDEO GAME PLAY, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND DREAMS 349 THE
COEVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY AND CONSCIOUSNESS 354 REFERENCES 357 INDEX 361
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CONTRIBUTORS XIII ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XV INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER 1 THE
INTERNET IN CONTEXT EVELYN ELLERMAN INTRODUCTION 11 OUR COLLECTIVE LOVE
AFFAIR WITH THE NEW* 12 INVENTING THE SELF 13 HUMANS AND MACHINES*AN
AMBIVALENT RELATIONSHIP 15 THE AMBIVALENCE DEEPENS 17 AND NOW. THE
INTERNET 19 TAKE A LESSON FROM RADIO 24 STUDYING THE NET 30 SUMMARY 32
REFERENCES 33 CHAPTER 2 CHILDREN AND THE INTERNET CONNIE VAMHAGEN
INTRODUCTION 37 WHAT ARE CHILDREN DOING ON THE INTERNET? 38 CONCERNS 40
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 40 UNWANTED EXPOSURE TO PORNOGRAPHY AND HATE 43
PREDATION AND BULLYING 45 BECOMING "INTERNET-WISE" 48 REFERENCES 51
CHAPTER 3 SELF ONLINE: PERSONALITY AND DEMOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS JAYNE
GACKENBACH AND HEATHER VON STACKELBERG INTRODUCTION 55 NEW WAYS OF
THINKING ABOUT IDENTITY 56 ONE SELF OR MANY: ADOLESCENT EXPLORATIONS 56
SELF EXPANSION OR DISINHIBITION ONLINE 58 PERSONALITY ONLINE 60
INTROVERTS AND EXTROVERTS ONLINE 61 OTHER PERSONALITY TYPES ONLINE 62
THE SERF AS A DEMOGRAPHIC ONLINE 64 GENDER AND INTERNET USE 64 GENDER
AND GAME PLAY 65 THE INFLUENCE OF AGE, ETHNICITY, CULTURE, AND POVERTY
67 ELDERLY 67 SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND CULTURE 68 ETHNICITY 69 SOCIAL
ROLES AND INEQUALITY ONLINE 71 REFERENCES 71 CHAPTER 4 DISINHIBITION AND
THE INTERNET ADAM N.JOINSON EVIDENCE FOR DISINHIBITION 76
SELF-DISCLOSURE AND THE INTERNET 76 FLAMING AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR 79
EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR 'FLAMING' 79 DISINHIBITION AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB
(WWW) 81 INTERNET PORNOGRAPHY 81 FORMATS OF PORNOGRAPHY ON THE INTERNET
82 EXPLANATIONS OF DISINHIBITION ON THE INTERNET 84 DEINDIVIDUATION 84
REDUCED SOCIAL CUES 85 TWO-COMPONENT SELF-AWARENESS MODEL 86 SOCIAL
IDENTITY EXPLANATION OF DEINDIVIDUATION EFFECTS (SIDE) 87 MULTI-FACTOR
EXPLANATIONS AND DISINHIBITION 88 A PRIVACY-BASED APPROACH TO
UNDERSTANDING DISINHIBITION 88 CONCLUSIONS 89 REFERENCES 90 CHAPTER 5
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX: A MIRROR FROM THE INTERNET RAYMONDJ. NOONAN
GENERAL TRENDS 93 SEXUALITY ON THE INTERNET: ROOTS AND CONTROVERSIES 94
THE INFLUENCE OF SEXUALITY ON NEW COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA 96 THE MEANINGS
OF SEXUALITY FOR HUMAN BEINGS: A CHAOTIC SYSTEMS APPROACH 100 RELIGIOUS
AND CULTURAL INFLUENCES 107 NEW INSIGHTS FROM THE SCIENCE OF SEXOLOGY
108 SEXUAL EXPRESSION AND INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET 113 USENET
NEWSGROUPS AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX 114 THE SEXUAL DIVERSITY OF THE
WORLD WIDE WEB 122 POLITICAL, PERSONAL, AND COMMUNITY ASPECTS OF SEX ON
THE INTERNET 127 MEETING POTENTIAL PARTNERS AT ONLINE DATING SITES 128
BLOGGING: SEXUAL EMPOWERMENT VIA ONLINE CONVERSATIONS 131 CONCLUSION 133
REFERENCES 134 CHAPTER 6 INTERNET ADDICTION: DOES IT REALLY EXIST?
(REVISITED) LAURA WIDYANTO AND MARK GRIFFITHS COMPARISON SURVEY STUDIES
OF INTERNET ADDICTION AND EXCESSIVE INTERNET USE 142 SURVEY STUDIES OF
INTERNET ADDICTION IN VULNERABLE GROUPS 144 PSYCHOMETRIC STUDIES OF
INTERNET ADDICTION 146 INTERNET ADDICTION, COMORBIDITY, AND RELATIONSHIP
TO OTHER BEHAVIORS 150 INTERNET ADDICTION CASE STUDIES 153 WHY DOES
EXCESSIVE INTERNET USE OCCUR 157 CONCLUDING REMARKS 160 REFERENCES 161
PART II INTERPERSONAL CHAPTER 7 REVISITING COMPUTER*MEDIATED
COMMUNICATION FOR WORK, COMMUNITY, AND LEARNING CAROLINE
HAYTHORNTHTVAITE AND ANNA L. NIELSEN INTRODUCTION 167 REVISITING CMC AND
INTERNET DEBATES 168 UNBUNDLING USERS AND THEIR ONLINE ACTIVITIES 171
USERS OF CMC AND THE INTERNET 172 ONLINE CONTENT AND USEFULNESS 174
GROUPS, NETWORKS, AND COMMUNITIES 174 SOCIAL NETWORKS 175 TIE-BASED VIEW
OF MEDIA USE 176 ONLINE AND OFFLINE INTEGRATION 177 TOGGLING 177
DOMESTICATION 178 LIMITS TO GROWTH 178 WRAPPING UP 179 REFERENCES 180
CHAPTER 8 THE VIRTUAL SOCIETY: ITS DRIVING FORCES, ARRANGEMENTS,
PRACTICES, AND IMPLICATIONS CONRAD SHAYO, LOME OLFINAN, ALICIA IRIBERRI,
AND MAGID IGBARIA INTRODUCTION 187 DRIVING FORCES 189 GLOBAL ECONOMIES
189 POLICIES AND POLITICS 191 ENLIGHTENED AND DIVERSIFIED POPULATION 192
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE 194 EXISTING ARRANGEMENTS AND
PRACTICES 197 TELEWORK 197 VIRTUAL TEAMS 199 CONCEPTS OF TIME AND PLACE
201 VIRTUAL TEAM TECHNOLOGIES 202 VIRTUAL ORGANIZATIONS 204 VIRTUAL
COMMUNITIES 206 TELEDEMOCRACY 207 VIRTUAL MUSEUMS 210 WEBLOGS 211
DILEMMAS AND IMPLICATIONS OF THE VIRTUAL SOCIETY 212 GLOBAL POLICY AND
ECONOMICS 212 POLITICS AND POLICY 212 ENLIGHTENED AND DIVERSIFIED
POPULATION 213 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND IT INFRASTRUCTURE 215 SUMMARY
AND CONCLUSION 215 REFERENCES 216 CHAPTER 9 INTERNET SELF-HELP AND
SUPPORT GROUPS: THE PROS AND CONS OF TEXT-BASED MUTUAL AID STORM A. KING
AND DANIELLE MOREGGI INTRODUCTION 221 THE PSYCHOLOGY OFTEXT-BASED
RELATIONSHIPS 223 SELF-HELP AS MUTUAL-AID 226 TEXT-BASED MUTUAL-AID 228
RESULTS OF A REPLICATION SURVEY 234 PROS AND CONS OF INTERNET SELF-HELP
GROUPS 235 ADVANTAGES THAT ONLINE SELF-HELP GROUPS SHARE WITH F2F GROUPS
235 ADVANTAGES UNIQUE TO ONLINE SELF-HELP GROUPS 236 DISADVANTAGES THAT
ONLINE SELF-HELP GROUPS SHARE WITH F2F GROUPS 236 DISADVANTAGES UNIQUE
TO THE ONLINE SELF-HELP GROUPS 236 INTERNET SUPPORT GROUPS AND
TEXT-BASED GROUP THERAPY 237 ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN RESEARCHING
TEXT-BASED MUTUAL AID 239 CONCLUSION 240 REFERENCES 242 CHAPTER 10 CYBER
SHRINKS: EXPANDING THE PARADIGM JOANIE FARLEY GILHSPIE INTRODUCTION 245
PROFESSIONAL ISSUES ONLINE 246 EXPANDING THE PARADIGM (WIIFM? PX!) 246
OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH 247 FROM RESEARCH TO PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 247 THE
ONLINE-OFFLINE CONNECTION 249 CYBERSEX AND THE POTENTIAL FOR HARM 251
RISK MANAGEMENT IN CYBERSPACE 253 LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONCERNS 253
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY 254 COMPETENCY AND SCOPE OF PRACTICE 255 EMERGING
CLINICAL ISSUES 258 THEORY IN CYBERSPACE 258 EFFICACY OF ONLINE
TREATMENT 261 EXPANDING THE CLINICAL PARADIGM 264 REFERENCES 269 PART
III TRANSPERSONAL CHAPTER 11 FROM MEDIATED ENVIRONMENTS TO THE
DEVELOPMENT OF CONSCIOUSNESS II JOAN M. PRESTON INTRODUCTION 277
PRESENCE 278 VERIDICALITY 281 CONTINUITY 281 ECOLOGICAL PERCEPTION 282
GIBSON'S THEORY 283 ECOLOGICAL SELF 285 NATURAL VERSUS MEDIATED
ENVIRONMENT 287 MEDIA AS ECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT 288 PICTURES 290 MEDIA
AND MOVEMENT 292 ORIENTATION AND SPACE 293 ORIENTATION 293 POV AND
PERCEPTUAL FLOW 294 SPACE AND CONSCIOUSNESS 296 REFERENCES 304 CHAPTER
12 WORLDWIDE BRAIN: SELF-ORGANIZING INTERNET INTELLIGENCE AS THE
ACTUALIZATION OF THE COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS BEN GOERTZEL INTRODUCTION
309 THE FUTURE HISTORY OF THE NET 310 MIND AS A COMPLEX SYSTEM 311 THE
COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS CONCRETIZED 312 AI AND THE INTERNET 313 SYMBIOTIC
INTERNET INTELLIGENCE IN PHILOSOPHICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
317 THE GLOBAL BRAIN STUDY GROUP 319 THE GLOBAL BRAIN AND HUMAN PROGRESS
325 WEB SPIRITUALITY 328 SELF AND MORALITY IN THE WORLD WIDE BRAIN 331
REFERENCES 334 CHAPTER 13 THE INTERNET AND HIGHER STATES OF
CONSCIOUSNESS*A TRANSPERSONAL PERSPECTIVE JAYNE. GACKENBACH AND JIM
KARPEN INTRODUCTION 337 OTHER APPROACHES TO CONSCIOUSNESS 339 HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESS AND ITS DEVELOPMENT 339 INTEGRATIVE PROGRAM OF RESEARCH
INTO DEVELOPING HIGHER STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS 341 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL MARKERS OF HSC 344 TECHNOLOGY AND COGNITION 345 THE
INTERNET AS A CULTURAL AMPLIFIER*VR AND LUCID DREAMING 348 PREVIOUS
RESEARCH INTO VIDEO GAME PLAY, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND DREAMS 349 THE
COEVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY AND CONSCIOUSNESS 354 REFERENCES 357 INDEX 361 |
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