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Cyberpsychology - Coggle Diagram

- - - - convenience utility / efficient communication
      - information source
      - curiosity / people watching / surveillance / voyeurism
      - enjoyment
      - social network surfing/ friends of firends
      - escapism
      - companionship
      - social needs
  - - - Relative Deprivation Perspective
        
        Comparison between current and desired situation
        
        Cognitive appraisal of the resulting disparity
        
        Group level (group to group comparison)
        
        Temporal level (current self / group to past self/group comparison)
        
        Individual level (individual to individual comparison)
      - Dual Pathways Conception
        
        Belief that some injustice exists
        
        Belief in efficacy (identity consolidation)
  - - - disinhibiting effect when interacting online = apparent reduction in concerns for self-presentation and judgment of others.
        
        more intimate relationships
- - - - attention seeking
      - revenge
      - boredom
      - fun
    - - deliberate
      - provoke reaction
      - disrupting/ steering
    - - designed to provoke a reaction
      - designed to waste time through pointless arguement
      - outwardly sincere
    - - disruption
      - deception
      - success
      - aggression
- - - - reduction of stereotypes --> individual with little power offline --> increased power online
    - - cognitive: complete anonymity enhances group saliency and individual's indentification with group
      - strategic: deliberate use of anonymity in CMC --> strong social norms because of weak individual identity
- - - - analyze other profiles for suspicious / unattractive elements
      - 21% lie about some aspect
      - picture that is positive but accurate
      - more self-disclosure can help but leads to less likes
    - - gender differences
        
        men: more interested in photograph / attractiveness
        
        women: prefer older and more educated men
      - similar to themselves
      - shared interests and values
  - - - more time to think when arguing
      - openness and assurances
      - hurtful messages very damaging
- - - - deception
      - pornography/obscenity
      - trespass
      - violence
      - computer-content crimes
      - computer-assisted crimes
      - computer integrity crimes
    - - old crimnes new context: computer-assisted crimes
      - evolved crime: computer-focused crimes
    - - internet-specific
      - crimes against the virtual person
      - Internet-enabled
    - - Type I: technological in form
      - Type II: human element
  - - - Theory of planned behavior
    - - 4 PMT (Protection motivation Theory) and social cognitive theory (SCT)
      - 5 Personality variables such as anxiety
      - 2 Kahneman: System 1 (automatic, fast) vs. System 2 (slow and deliberated)
      - 6 Building resilience against cybercrime
      - 1 Cognitive appraisal of stimuli