PsyberSite at Miami University

Welcome to Psybersite
at
Miami University

Psybersite is a gateway to web tutorials on a variety of topics in the field of Psychology. All of the educational modules available here have been created by advanced undergraduate and graduate students at Miami University. They may be used for educational purposes, research, and general study, but please credit the authors and source. All tutorials will remain viable through the year 2008. Creation of Psybersite was supported by a grant from the Learning Technologies and Enrichment Program at Miami University to Richard Sherman and Steve Hinkle.

Current Selections
News & Humor: Social Psychology in the News Social Psychology in Humor Cyberspace: Internet Security Home Shopping: The Next Generation. A Study of E-commerce The Effects of the Internet on Higher Education Mind in the Machine: The Digital Age of Computer Consciousness From the Flintstones to the Jetsons: The American Family in the New Millenium Raised on the Net: The Effects of Computerization on the Next Generation Big Business is Watching You Microsoft & The Internet Artificial Intelligence: Time to Re-examine Ourselves Implications of Online Gaming M.U.D.'s & IRC: Heroin of the Internet? How Real is Computer Mediated Communication? Folklore on the Internet Software Agents	Social Psychology: Trials and Tribulations of Becoming a Group Member Bars: A Social Phenomenon Discrimination in the Workplace Primetime Stereotyping Escalation of Commitment in Extreme Groups Disney's View of the World Taking Control of Our Lives: The Far-Reaching Effects of Locus of Control Racism on a College Campus Physical Attraction The Just World Hypothesis The Psychology of Sports Fans: Why Your Favorite Team is "Your" Team The Reality of Socioeconomic Status in American Society Optimistic Bias in Perceiving Physical and Mental Health Risks Social Psychological Factors Underlying the Impact of Advertising Intergroup Bias in American Culture	Psychology & the Environment: A Case Study in Psychology & Environmental Issues -- Maui, Hawaii: Overdevelopment: A Psychological Analysis Values as Sources of Economic and Cultural Conflict Ecotourism --Is it Really Worth It? El Niño & Psychology

Current Selections

News & Humor:

Social Psychology in the News

Social Psychology in Humor

Cyberspace:

Internet Security

Home Shopping: The Next Generation. A Study of E-commerce

The Effects of the Internet on Higher Education

Mind in the Machine: The Digital Age of Computer Consciousness

From the Flintstones to the Jetsons: The American Family in the New Millenium

Raised on the Net: The Effects of Computerization on the Next Generation

Big Business is Watching You

Microsoft & The Internet

Artificial Intelligence: Time to Re-examine Ourselves

Implications of Online Gaming

M.U.D.'s & IRC: Heroin of the Internet?

How Real is Computer Mediated Communication?

Folklore on the Internet

Software Agents

Social Psychology:
Trials and Tribulations of Becoming a Group Member

Bars: A Social Phenomenon

Discrimination in the Workplace

Primetime Stereotyping

Escalation of Commitment in Extreme Groups

Disney's View of the World

Taking Control of Our Lives: The Far-Reaching Effects of Locus of Control

Racism on a College Campus

Physical Attraction

The Just World Hypothesis

The Psychology of Sports Fans: Why Your Favorite Team is "Your" Team

The Reality of Socioeconomic Status in American Society

Optimistic Bias in Perceiving Physical and Mental Health Risks

Social Psychological Factors Underlying the Impact of Advertising

Intergroup Bias in American Culture

Psychology & the Environment:

A Case Study in Psychology & Environmental Issues -- Maui, Hawaii:

Overdevelopment: A Psychological Analysis

Values as Sources of Economic and Cultural Conflict

Ecotourism --Is it Really Worth It?

El Niño & Psychology

PsyberSite, Miami University. Last revised: Monday, April 14, 2008 at 21:43:32. This document has been accessed 19,430 times since April 1, 2002. Comments & Questions to R. Sherman . Also See: Social Psychology at Miami University