Global ETD Search
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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"online disinhibition"”.
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Let's agree to agree : effects of self-awareness and social identity on online deliberation
… of ingroup versus outgroup communication in an online, one-on-one, anonymous setting on perceptions of deliberation quality in a conversation task pertaining to abortion policy. Additionally, the study examines the effects of different secondary goals during converstion tasks--those of …
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Online and Offline Identity Gaps: Cross-Contextual Predictors and Psychological Outcome
… a framework, this study compared an individual’s online and offline personal-enacted identity gap and examined the effect of each personal-enacted identity gap on individuals’ psychological well-being, as well as tested four cross-contextual predictors for online and offline personal-enacted …
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wtf? The role of netspeak on levels of distress in internet based therapies and subsequent impact on therapist understanding
… In concordance with the hyperpersonal theory and online disinhibition effect, people more readily disclose personal information when conducted via the internet. Due to technological constraints and social interactions, a non-standard language developed and has widely been termed “netspeak” …
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Regulating online hate speech and harmful content in Aotearoa New Zealand - beyond criminalisation and towards a statutory duty of care
This thesis examines how New Zealand regulates online hate speech and harmful content, and evaluates whether current law provides effective protection in the digital environment. The study considers how social-media platforms shape the spread of harmful expression and assesses whether New Zealand’s …
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Mental health clinicians’ motivation and awareness of key considerations as predictors of online therapy uses and applications
Despite their well-documented effectiveness, online psychological interventions seem to be underperforming with the latest evidence revealing high client dropout rates. The literature indicates that online client engagement tends to improve through a sound online therapeutic alliance and …
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Responding to suicidal ideations in online peer support groups
This study examines if moderated online peer groups for those suffering from suicidal ideations differ than non-moderated online peer groups in three ways: the frequency of pro-suicide response, the frequency of non-civil and impolite response, and the frequency of therapeutic response strategies. …
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Exploring the use of digital technologies and stakeholder perspectives of online harms and harassment in the Higher Education sector
… technologies and stakeholder perspectives of online harms and harassment in the Higher Education sector<br/><br/>This research investigates the significant changes in the Higher Education (HE) sector over the past decade, driven by government policies, neo-liberal influences, and technological …
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Promoting Civility in Online Discussions: A Study of the Intelligent Conversation Forum
<p>Discussions on Internet forums show a higher tendency towards incivility than those conducted in person. This is partially caused by the anonymity of the web; therefore, some have suggested that the solution is requiring website commenters to provide their real names. There are many benefits to …