2010-10-14T07:16:24-05:00 GCI info@gospel.com /feeds/topics/behaviour/ http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/2687 2010-10-14T07:16:24-05:00 The largest ever global research project into people’s online activities and behavior has just been released by TNS Digital Life. Covering nearly 90 per cent of the world’s online population through 50,000 interviews with consumers in 46 countries, the study reveals major changes in the world’s online behavior. http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/158 2010-08-08T17:25:50-05:00 The way that people behave differently in a group, and participate in a self-reinforcing bandwagon effect, is rather scary. The famous Stanford ‘prison simulation’ experiment in the 70s was aborted after six days when things got out of hand. Though it was only on the instigation of his then girlfriend, now his wife, that Professor Zimbardo canceled the exercise: A lesser-known experiment was conducted even earlier, in 1967 at Palo Alto, California; and a film The Wave has been made, based on this experience. http://internetevangelismday.com/bookreviews/psychology-of-cyberspace.php 2010-08-07T13:18:33-05:00 Psychiatrist John Suler offers some valuable insights into the way people interact and behave differently in cyberspace, than they do in face-to-face interaction. These are very strategic in relation to online evangelism and discipleship.