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The Psychology of the AI Age.
Human Behaviour, Identity, and Decision-Making
A team leader drafting a difficult message, a clinician phrasing a diagnosis, a student framing an argument: a conversational system can now supply the words, and increasingly it does.
This book synthesises research in cognitive and social psychology to explain what changes when the tool we think with is general, conversational and generative: offloading and memory, identity and agency, decision-making, empathy and social life.
For readers in psychology, education, management and design who want evidence rather than hype on how AI changes people.
PsychologyHuman-AI interactionDecision-making
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TopicsPsychology · Human-AI interaction
ImprintThe Research Ledger Press
Print length176 pages · 6 x 9 in
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01Cognitive offloading and executive function
A theme of the book. The free sample includes the table of contents and the first chapter.
02Identity, agency and the self
A theme of the book. The free sample includes the table of contents and the first chapter.
03Decision-making with algorithms
A theme of the book. The free sample includes the table of contents and the first chapter.
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