T H E SILICON V A L L E Y tntinti.Ob trutr Sunday, May 14, 2028 Cyberself Therapist: Bright Career Prospects by the Sentinel-Observer Business Pages Staff Formal title: cyberself therapist or psychologist Educational background: M.S. or Ph.D. in psychology Salary range: $40-120K Cyberself therapists (also known as cyberself psychologists or cybershrinks) are increasing in number every day, but there is no accepted definition for cyberself psychology. Recently, the American Association of Cyberself Psychologists was organized, and their first conference, to be held in Atlantic City this July, is expected to yield at least a tentative consensus on the nature of this new field. At present cyberself psychology is seen as the study of the phenomenon of the cyberself. Cyberselves refer to the identities that people assume when they project themselves into cyberspace. While people assumed various cyberselves before the advent of self-projection technology, this phenomenon has become much more significant now that people can take definite forms and shapes in cyberspace. The need for cyberself therapists arises because people are getting into various kinds of difficulties with their cyberselves. This article will describe some of those difficulties and it is hoped that this will help the reader
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Cyberself therapist: bright career prospects
Epstein, Richard G.
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Association for Computing Machinery – Sep 1, 2000
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