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Technology Key Tool in Behavioral Psychology - 0 views

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    An interview with Dr. Bonnie J. Spring on the role of technology in Behavioral Psychology, including on how we can monitor patients and how we make sure human interaction is still very present.
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The psychology of technology: how unspoken needs should drive tech development - Micros... - 0 views

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    Article discussing the advancement of technology and how our goal should not be just to advance technology for advancement's sake. The goal should be to make life and health better.
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What Technology Advances Are Affecting Psychology Studies? - 0 views

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    Info page focusing on the tech advances in psychology studies, including organizational psychology, the concentration I'm pursuing through UWW.
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Blending psychology and technology | Penn State University - 0 views

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    Article showing how technology can benefit those with mental health issues.
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Changing Our Brains in a Good Way - 2 views

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    A recent New York Times article presented interesting work by Gregory Bratman, a Stanford University graduate student. Bratman and his colleagues gathered two groups of students and after scanning their brains and giving them a questionnaire had half walk for 90 minutes in a park while the other half walked next to a loud highway. It points to benefits of getting away from technology for mental health.
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