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Network Stats Provide Insight into Those with Depression
S Chellappan took a bit of a different tact when he looked at internet usage via network stats, then compared that to where his users fell on a depressive scale. He found that there were different patterns for those ranked … Continue reading
Online Sharing In Order to Form Relationships
Lynne Kelly, et al, recently tackled the question whether online sharing is being more about openness or narcissism. Key takeaways for me: Persons with an unrealistically large number of friends may be using the platform for reasons of narcissism. (It … Continue reading
Gamification and Satisfaction
I happened upon Sebastian Deterding’s Slideshare “Meaningful Play Getting Gamification Right” (Thx Giuliano) and was struck how it resonated with Dan Pink’s talk “Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us“. Dan puts forth modern behavioral studies which show that … Continue reading
Healthcare Community Management Related Research
I’m passionate about the use of online communities, with people helping each other in the area of healthcare. Below is a list of some of the research I have done, and put up on the web, concerning healthcare community management: … Continue reading
New life for Virtual World Support Groups?
Login2Life is a theatrical documentary about the real and in-world lives of several people. The teaser trailer includes scenes with Alice Krueger, a tireless proponent for virtual world’s being able to help people with real life health issues. (Spoiler: 1st … Continue reading