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Dr Adam Joinson is a British writer and lecturer known mostly for his work in cyberpsychology.
Early Life
editJoinson attended the University of London (Goldsmiths College), where he completed a first class Bsc in Psychology in 1991 and went on to gain a PhD at the University of Hertfordshire in Social psychology 1996.
Career
editCo/Wrote
edit- 2003 - In Understanding the Psychology of Internet Behaviour: Virtual Worlds, Real Lives
- 2005 - Deviance and the Internet: New Challenges for Social Science (Ed.). Special Issue of Social Science Computer Review (Vol. 23, issue 1).
- 2007 - Oxford Handbook of Internet Psychology.
- 2008 - Truth, Trust and Lies on the Internet.
Worked
edit- University of Glamorgan as a lecturer in social psychology (from 1995 until 1999).
- Institute of Educational Technology at the Open University as a lecturer and then senior lecturer in ICT and Social Science (from 1999 until 2007).
- University of Bath, School of Management in June 2007, first as a senior lecturer, then as a Reader in ‘Information Systems’.