Family Smart Life: Family Relationships in the Age of Algorithms
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https://doi.org/10.23823/d30qkh50Keywords:
Infosphere, parental technoference, swarm, systemic psychotherapy, connectednessAbstract
The author analyzes the impact of the infosphere on everyday life and emphasizes how it represents a true revolution that is radically changing the concept of "human." He also attempts to outline some of the most significant critical issues affecting psychological development, with potential iatrogenic effects: parental technoference, the deterioration of family relationships, and the "swarm" effect in collective online dynamics. The paper concludes with considerations on the "priorities" of the psychotherapeutic process in a society dominated by algorithms.
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