Metachology™ - Psychology of the Metaverse

METACHOLOGY™

The Psychology Of Meta©
POWERING THE META MIND

Social media's impact on young adults is a crucial area of study in Metachology™.

It can affect their self-esteem, body image, social life,

and even expose them to cyberbullying.

Although social media provides networking opportunities, it can also cause negative psychological outcomes such as anxiety and depression, social isolation, and hinder interpersonal skills development.

 

Metachology™  is here to teach and understand

the psychological and social implications of

The Metaverse on everyone especially young adults

as it will be essential as it continues to evolve.

 

The metaverse, an immersive digital universe,

revolutionizes daily life. It blurs virtual and physical realities, transforming communication,

work, and entertainment. Individuals engage through avatars, fostering global connections and

collaborative endeavors.

 

Workplaces become decentralized, enabling remote collaboration. Social interactions transcend geographical boundaries, shaping a new era of interconnectedness.

 

While unlocking innovative opportunities, the metaverse

raises ethical and psychological considerations,

redefining how we perceive and navigate the

intersection of technology and humanity.

 

WE SHOULD NOT GO .. TO WHERE WE DO NOT KNOW

 

. "We don't even know what it is yet.

We don't know what it is."

 

The Social Network

“Meta” means “beyond”.

The term metapsychology, coined by Freud, has been defined by Frank A. Gerbode, MD as follows, “

The science that unifies mental and physical experience.

Its purpose is to discover the rules that apply to both.

It is a study of the person, his/her abilities, and experience,

as seen from his/her own point of view.

It goes beyond the study of behavior to the study of that

which behaves, the person him or herself, and the person’s perceptual, conceptual, and creative activity.”