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Was that my phone?

By Guest PostJanuary 30, 2016Health, Technologycyberpsychology, daniel kruger, high ringxiety, notifications, phantom cell rings

ANN ARBOR — Has this ever happened to you: You think you hear your cell phone ring or ping, or feel it vibrate, but then look to find no call or message? (more…)

Positive Online Comments Can Help Blunt Cyberbullying

By Guest PostFebruary 16, 2013Culture, Technologyanna mcalister, anti cyberbullying messages, behavior, content, cyberbullying, cyberbullying on facebook, cyberpsychology, electronic devices, embarrassing photograph, facebook page, issue of cyberbullying, michigan state university, positive in nature, positive messages, positive online comments, saleem alhabash, saynoto cyberbullying, Social networking, Technology, want to stop

Want to stop cyberbullying on Facebook? Try using … Facebook.

A recently published study by a team of Michigan State University researchers found that one effective way of fighting cyberbullying is by using the medium where it tends to flourish. The key, said the researchers: Make your anti-cyberbullying messages positive in nature. (more…)