“The phycology of technology” is a lecture about new psychological matters that are appearing for the first time in the digital age. It reviews the fascinating changes accruing due to overexposure of information. For example – can we stay creative in a world of AI? What does the ability to “self-edit” does to you? and more.
The first part of the lecture reviews recent studies showcasing significant changes in the human brain, probably accusing from overexposure to technological devices. For example – How does the brain function with constant triggers, or how it reacts while performing multiple tasks at a time. The second part deals with giving practical methods to deal with these changes.
The value this lecture provides is a deep understanding of the influences of technology and providing the tools and methods to deal with them, that help with the quality of life.
This lecture is recommended for the ages of 15+, to families, managers, service providers, independent business, and anyone who is interested in learning and improving their lives.