GNSRL Council
Digital Psychology and Behaviour Council
Research on how platforms, algorithms, interfaces, and monitoring systems shape behavior.
Council Mandate
Research, governance, and applied foresight
This council examines how digital systems shape human cognition, emotion, and behaviour. Its research covers the psychological effects of platforms, algorithms, interfaces, and continuous monitoring technologies on attention, decision-making, identity, and mental wellbeing. The council develops behavioural models, experimental studies, and ethical frameworks to understand and mitigate harm arising from digital environments.
Primary Question
How do digital environments shape cognition, emotion, identity, and behavior over time?
Focus Areas
Current lines of inquiry
Attention, decision-making, and digital interfaces
Algorithmic influence on identity and wellbeing
Continuous monitoring and behavioral feedback
Responsible design and harm mitigation
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