Internet Psychology web sites, books, articles, forums, and other resources

Well, your new service is not working. this much is clear.
It has been 3 months - THREE MONTHS - and there has been no answer
Somebody posted a useful comment as an answer but the comment is far,
far away from answering my questions. Gives only some web sites.
Period.
I do thank Rebekah for sending it. BUT GOOGLE IS NOT DOING WELL IN
THIS RESPECT.
In fact, Google is doing quite abysmally, from my point of vew

Dr. Yanina Shapiro
President & CEO,
Internet Psychology Research Institute

Hi again, Ipri,

  I apologize that my answer was not what you were looking for.. I
will try again to provide you with more books, forums and other
publications. It's just hard when you're not yet a researcher or
getting thanked or paid for anything you do (hope google reads
THIS)... I often times can't leave the most thorough answer that I
would like to, because I have people who WILL compensate me for my
work.  But since no one else will help you.. here is some more to
answer your question:


Internet Psychology Forums:
http://www.shpm.com/topics/internet.html
The above are articles posted by Self Help Magazine, with online
discussion forums.  Topics here are Cyber Love, Internet Sexuality,
and Crossing the Line, On Line.  It goes hand in hand with the other
shpm.com link I gave you.

Here's a very nice discussion board by Ernest Wolfe, with many people
(and social psychologists) talking about how people can get so wrapped
up in the Internet that they spend hours online (sounds like me!! :)):
http://www.selfpsychology.org/forutoc.htm


Books:
* Mail & Internet Surveys: The Tailored Design Method, by Don A.
Dillman
* Caught in the Net: How to Recognize the Signs of Internet
Addiction-And a
  Winning Strategy for Recovery, by Kimberly S. Young
* Psychological Experiments on the Internet, by Michael H. Birnbaum,
Editor
* Psychology & the Internet: Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, and
Transpersonal
  Communications, by Jayne Gackenbach
* Online Communication: Linking Technology, Identity, & Culture, by
Wood/Smith
* Sex & The Internet: A Guide Book for Clinicians, by Al Cooper,
Editor
* The Electronic Dream, by John Fuhrman
* Katie.com: My Story, by Katherine Tarbox
* DSM-IV: Internet Companion
* The Psychology of the Internet, by Patricia Wallace
* Cyberflirt, How to attract anyone, anywhere, on the world wide web,
by
   Rabin/Lagowski
* Children's Journeys through the Information Age, by Sandra Calvert
* E-Therapy, Case Studies, Guiding Principles, and the Clinical
Potential of
  the Internet, by Robert C. Hsuing
* The Internet in the Workplace, by Patricia Wallace
* Male, Female, E-mail, the Struggle for Relatedness in a Paranoid
Society, by
  Michael Civin
* How to use Computers and Cyberspace in the Clinical Practice of  
  Psychotherapy, by Jeri Fink
* Culture of the Internet, by Sara Kiesler, Editor
* Cybersex, the Secret World of Internet Sex, by Adam Bullmore
* The Control Revolution, How the Internet is putting Individuals in
Charge and
  Changing the World we Know, by Shapiro and Leone
* Self-Games and Body-Play, Personhood in Online Chat and Formations
by Dennis
  Waskul, * Won't be published until January 2003


All of the above books can be purchased at Amazon.com by using the
following link:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/index=books&field-keywords=internet%20psychology&bq=1/104-5522744-3518330
 
Other Internet Psychology Articles:

This is a book review of Patricia Wallace's Psychology of the Internet
book, mentioned above:
http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~iejll/volume4/mueller.html

Here's an article called "Two by Two in Cyberspace: Getting Together &
Connecting Online" :
http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bakera/ArticleF.htm

Here's a Post Graduate research study, in the way people use e-mail;
http://beefheart.trellick.net/~commssy/

Here's an article on Consumer Psychology & the Internet:
http://beefheart.trellick.net/~commssy/




Finally, the link that ends ALL links, provided by Google, with about
50 or so wonderful Internet Psychology links, from studies, to online
questionnaires, to forums, discussions, etc.

http://directory.google.com/Top/Science/Social_Sciences/Psychology/Social/Internet_Psychology/

The third page listed, called "The Psychology of Cyberspace" is a very
nice and very entertaining.  The direct link to it is;
http://www.rider.edu/users/suler/psycyber/psycyber.html



Ipri, I hope this finally gets you what you are looking for.  If you
have any other questions, please post them & I will get back to you
asap.  If you are pleased with my work, please contact Google and let
them know (so they can take my researcher application seriously).. and
I'd also appreciate if you let me know if I have helped you.

Thanks again for the opportunity to help, and to learn more about this
interesting area, (I'm a Psychology major!)

-Rebekah

Dr. Shapiro, 

The question appears to have expired a number of months ago. No answer
can be submitted once the question has expired.

Perhaps if you reposted your question with more specific information
about what you're looking for, and made the price of the question more
commensurate with the amount of information you require, you would
have better satisfaction with this service.

:) zerocattle-ga