psicologia-dei-gruppi-virtuali-a-a-2018-2019

Psicologia dei gruppi virtuali e dei social networks

a.a. 2018/2019

University of Florence, Italy.

Theoretical lessons:

ID	Topics	Slides	Key Concepts	Questions
X	Graph Theory	24	14	14
0	Psychological Groups: an introduction	28	17	17
1	Sense of Presence & Interactivity	63	57	57
2	Deindividuation & Social identity	76	67	67
3	Phantom Emotions	55	59	59
4	Cyber-Social Interaction	29	24	24
5	Online Social Influence	130	81	81
6	Personality and Web	36	42	42
7	The Self in the Web Age	103	75	75
8	The digital privacy paradox	15	13	13
9	Social Cognition on the Web	46	34	34
10	Social Networks and Digital Communities	160	122	122
11	On-line Collective Intelligence	223	85	85
12	From Digital Prosocial Behaviours to Online Moral Disengagement	48	26	26
13	Reputation and Cooperation in Virtual Environments	85	24	24
14	From the “Echo Chamber” effect to the Fake News Dynamics	8	8	8
15	Virtual Settings as Clinical Settings	61	23	23
16	The Web “Monster Manual”	13	12	12
Total	18 - Topics	1203	783	783

Id	Titolo (Modulo)	Slides	Key Concepts	Domande	Lesson N°	Learning Object N°
X.1	Nodes, Links and Matrices	24	14	14	1	X.1
000.1	Definition and Description of Psychological Groups	28	17	17	1	0.1
001.1	The Sense of Presence	11	12	12	2	1.1
001.2	Interactivity	36	30	30		1.2
001.3	Virtual Social Facilitation	16	15	15		1.3
002.1	Deindividuation	17	23	23	3	2.1
002.2	M-SIDE Model	29	5	5	3	2.2
002.3	Deindividuation and Cognitive Dissonance	5	6	6	4	2.3
002.4	Social Identity in the Web age	13	19	19		2.4
002.5	Online Social Identity Salience	12	14	14		2.5
003.1	Emotional Experiences in Cyberspace	7	6	6	5	3.1
003.2	Internet-based interpersonal communication	17	18	18		3.2
003.3	Emotional effects of Presence and Ambiguity	22	28	28		3.3
003.4	Cyber Emotions	9	7	7		3.4
004.1	Social Relations in the age of Web	19	18	18	6	4.1
004.2	Online Trust	10	6	6		4.2
005.1	Social Influence: an essential definition	22	17	17		5.1
005.2	Social Influence within Virtual Environments	19	15	15	7	5.2
005.3	Digital Conformism	29	23	23	7	5.3
005.4	Online Social Influence: A VirtHuLab experiment	36	17	17	8	5.4
005.5	Online Radicalization: A VirtHuLab experiment	24	9	9	8	5.5
006.1	Personality and Virtual Environments	24	29	29	9	6.1
006.2	Personality and VirtHuLab experiments	12	13	13		6.2
007.1	A brief introduction to the Self	7	11	11		7.1
007.2	Self Expression on the Web	22	15	15	10	7.2
007.3	Online Self Disclosure	23	19	19	10	7.3
007.4	Constructing the Self in a Digital World	31	20	20	11	7.4
007.5	The Digital Self Hypothesys	20	10	10	11	7.5
008.1	From the Psychological construct of Privacy to the Digital Privacy	15	13	13	12	8.1
009.1	Netified: Social Cognition in Crowds and Clouds	17	13	13		9.1
009.2	On-line Groups: an introduction	29	21	21		9.2
010.1	Virtual community participation and motivation	49	48	48	13	10.1
010.2	The Virtual Community	23	19	19	14	10.2
010.3	Social Networks and On-line Communities	19	14	14	14	10.3
010.4	On-line Social Support	25	20	20	15	10.4
010.5	Collective Digital Actions	29	12	12	15	10.5
010.6	A brand new classification for online social networks	15	9	9	16	10.6
011.1	Online Decision Making	25	19	19	16	11.1
011.2	Collective Intelligence	75	39	39	17	11.2
011.3	Empathy and Collective Intelligence	26	11	11	18	11.3
011.4	Collective Intelligence- the case of crowdsourcing	91	16	16	18	11.4
012.1	Digital Pro-Social Behaviour	24	15	15	19	12.1
012.2	On-Line Moral Disengagement	10	6	6		12.2
012.3	On-Line Bystander Effect	14	5	5		12.3
013.1	Evolution of Cooperative Behaviours	16	12	12	20	13.1
013.2	From Gossip to Digital Reputation	27	8	8	20	13.2
013.3	The “beauty of strangers effect”: complex on-line reputation dynamics	42	4	4	21	13.3
014.1	On-line Fake News Dynamics	8	8	8		14.1
015.1	From Virtual Settings to Clinical Settings	16	10	10		15.1
015.2	Cybertherapy	31	5	5	22	15.2
015.3	The Affinity System	14	8	8		15.3
016.1	The New Roles on the Web: work in progress	13	12	12		16.1