Psychology in the Digital World. 3 credits, 3 contact hours

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Prerequisites: PSY 210 . This course explores the psychological and behavioral effects of digital technologies on individuals and groups. Beginning with foundational concepts in cyberpsychology—such as online identity, social interaction, and group behavior—the course progresses to examine emerging technologies including artificial intelligence, virtual environments, and data-driven systems. Students will consider how digital environments influence cognition, emotion, behavior, and social structures, while also evaluating ethical, cultural, and policy implications of technological change.