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Cognitive Processes and Technologies (Academic Year 2022/2023) - Neurosciences (in partnership con la Berlin School of Business and Innovation - BSBI)

Social Psychology of Web-Based Relationships



Video professors: Chiara Berti - Università di Chieti (Chieti - Italy), Carlo Galimberti - Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Milano - Italy), Rino Falcone - Direttore ISTC-CNR, Univ. Telematica Internazionale UNINETTUNO (Italia), Cristiano Castelfranchi - ISTC-CNR, Univ. Telematica Internazionale UNINETTUNO (Italia), Davide Bennato - Università di Catania (Catania - Italy), Giuseppe Riva - Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Milano - Italy)

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Lesson n. 1: IDEAS FOR A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF WEB-BASED INTERACTIONS. Part I
   A start: three videos and a question
   Social psychology of communication
   Information communication conversation
   A model... not to be followed
   A question to conclude 		Go to this lesson Carlo Galimberti
Lesson n. 2: IDEAS FOR A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF WEB-BASED INTERACTIONS. Part II
   What do you mean in this context by the term
   Main sources of unwanted inferences
   A question to conclude 		Go to this lesson Carlo Galimberti
Lesson n. 3: FROM CYBERSPACE PSYCHOLOGY TO THE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF THE CYBERPLACES. Evolving approaches Go to this lesson Carlo Galimberti
Lesson n. 4: FROM CYBERSPACE PSYCHOLOGY TO THE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF CYBERPLACES. TWO DIMENSIONS OF WEB-BASED INTERACTIONS Go to this lesson Carlo Galimberti
Lesson n. 5: CONSTRUCTION OF THE WEB-BASED ENUNCIATIVE INTERSUBJECTIVITY. SOME PREMISES. SELF AND IDENTITY Go to this lesson Carlo Galimberti
Lesson n. 6: CONSTRUCTION OF THE WEB-BASED ENUNCIATIVE INTERSUBJECTIVITY. SUBJECT, SUBJECTIVITY, INTERSUBJECTIVITY Go to this lesson Carlo Galimberti
Lesson n. 7: THE TRANSITIVE REDEFINITION OF BRAND: IDEAS FOR MANAGING BRAND-CONSUMER RELATIONS 2.0 Go to this lesson Carlo Galimberti
Lesson n. 8: DEFINITIONS OF TRUST AND THEORETICAL MODELS INSPIRING THEM Go to this lesson Rino Falcone
Lesson n. 9: THE SOCIO-COGNITIVE MODEL OF TRUST Go to this lesson Rino Falcone
Lesson n. 10: QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS AND TRUST DYNAMICS Go to this lesson Rino Falcone
Lesson n. 11: CAPITAL OF TRUST IN THE NETWORKS OF DEPENDENCE Go to this lesson Rino Falcone
Lesson n. 12: CASE STUDIES ON TRUST Go to this lesson Rino Falcone
Lesson n. 13: THE THEORY OF EXPECTATIONS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS Go to this lesson Rino Falcone
Lesson n. 14: THE EMOTIONS OF EXPECTATIONS Go to this lesson Cristiano Castelfranchi
Lesson n. 15: VIRTUAL GROUPS, REAL GROUPS Go to this lesson Chiara Berti
Lesson n. 16: INTERACTION ON THE INTERNET: THE MAIN THEORETICAL APPROACHES Go to this lesson Chiara Berti
Lesson n. 17: STRUCTURAL ASPECTS IN VIRTUAL GROUPS Go to this lesson Chiara Berti
Lesson n. 18: PROCEDURAL ASPECTS IN VIRTUAL GROUPS Go to this lesson Chiara Berti
Lesson n. 19: NORMATIVE AND COUNTER-NORMATIVE ASPECTS IN VIRTUAL GROUPS Go to this lesson Chiara Berti
Lesson n. 20: CYBERBULLYING Go to this lesson Chiara Berti
Lesson n. 21: RELATIONSHIPS IN VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES Go to this lesson Chiara Berti
Lesson n. 22: SOCIAL NETWORKS, VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES AND SOCIAL CAPITAL Go to this lesson Chiara Berti
Lesson n. 23: GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS Go to this lesson Davide Bennato
Lesson n. 24: THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN TWITTER Go to this lesson Davide Bennato
Lesson n. 25: THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN FACEBOOK Go to this lesson Davide Bennato
Lesson n. 26: ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS: SOME CASE STUDIES Go to this lesson Davide Bennato
Lesson n. 27: THE EVOLUTION OF NEW MEDIA: FROM WEB 2.0 TO SOCIAL ENTERPRISE Go to this lesson Giuseppe Riva
Lesson n. 28: 2.0 MEDICINE: WEB 2.0 IN THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP Go to this lesson Giuseppe Riva
Lesson n. 29: POSITIVE TECHNOLOGY: NEW MEDIA AS TOOLS FOR WELL-BEING Go to this lesson Giuseppe Riva
Lesson n. 30: USING VIRTUAL REALITY IN THERAPY: APPLICATIONS AND EXAMPLES Go to this lesson Giuseppe Riva