Tous Fake Self - Ce Monde Virtuel Qui Nous Rend Faux
This book explores the psychological impact of the digital age, focusing on how technology creates a virtual world that affects our perception of reality. The author, a psychologist, examines the concept of 'fake self' as a mental adaptation strategy to bridge the gap between virtual and physical realities. The work highlights the psychological challenges posed by constant digital interaction, such as social media and online presence, and suggests that this has profound effects on personal identity and mental health. It aims to raise awareness of these issues to foster healthier adaptations in future generations. The book targets readers interested in psychology, technology's societal impact, and mental health.
163 pages
French edition · First published 2022 by Guy Tredaniel Editeur · ISBN 9782813227430
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