Author

Mary Aiken

Professor Forensic Cyberpsychology University East London - Cited by 794 - Forensic Cyberpsychology

Biography

Mary Aiken is an associate professor at the University College Dublin, Geary Institute for Public Policy, and academic advisor (Psychology) to the European Cyber Crime Centre (EC3) at Europol. She is a lecturer in Criminology and research Fellow at the School of Law, Middlesex University and a Fellow of the Society for Chartered IT Professionals.
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The cyber effect: A pioneering cyber-psychologist explains how human behavior changes online
M AikenSpiegel & Grau, 2016201
274
2016
Cyber babies: The impact of emerging technology on the developing infant
C Haughton, M Aiken, C CheeversPsychology Research 5 (9), 504-518, 2015201
68
2015
Posttraumatic stress disorder: possibilities for olfaction and virtual reality exposure therapy
MP Aiken, MJ BerryVirtual Reality 19, 95-109, 2015201
60
2015
The age of cyberchondria
M Aiken, G Kirwan, M Berry, CA O’BoyleRoyal College of Surgeons in Ireland Student Medical Journal 5 (1), 71-74, 2012201
53
2012
Child abuse material and the Internet: Cyberpsychology of online child related sex offending
M Aiken, M Moran, MJ Berry29th meeting of the INTERPOL Specialist Group on Crimes against Children …, 2011201
35
2011
Digital dangers and cyber-victimisation: a study of European adolescent online risky behaviour for sexual exploitation
J DeMarco, C Cheevers, J Davidson, S Bogaerts, U Pace, M Aiken, ...Clinical Neuropsychiatry 14 (1), 104-112, 2017201
35
2017
The psychology of cyberchondria and cyberchondria by proxy
M Aiken, G KirwanCyberpsychology and new media: A thematic reader 16 (24), 158-169, 2013201
34
2013
Youth pathways into cybercrime
M Aiken, J Davidson, P AmannUniversität Tübingen, 2016201
33
2016
The cyber effect: An expert in cyberpsychology explains how technology is shaping our children, our behavior, and our values--and what we can do about it
M AikenRandom House, 2017201
27
2017
Prognoses for diagnoses: medical search online and “cyberchondria”
M Aiken, G KirwanBMC Proceedings 6 (4), 1-1, 2012201
27
2012
Conceptualizing Cybercrime: Definitions, Typologies and Taxonomies
K Phillips, Davidson, J, R Farr, C Burkhardt, Caneppele, S, MP AikenForensic Sciences 2 (doi.org 10.3390 forensi), 379–398., 2022202
23
2022
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ACVMBM AikenUS Patent 7,404,488, 200220200
20
2002
Enhancing police and industry practice
J Davidson, J DeMarco, A Bifulco, S Bogaerts, V Caretti, M Aiken, ...EU Child Online Safety Project, Middlesex University, London, UK, 2017201
15
2017
THE CYBER EFFECT: Psihologia comportamentului uman în mediul online
M AikenEditura Niculescu, 2019201
14
2019
Introducing digital wellness: Bringing cyberpsychological balance to healthcare and information technology
C McMahon, M Aiken2015 IEEE International Conference on Computer and Information Technology …, 2015201
13
2015
A primer on research in mediated environments: reflections on cybermethodology
M Aiken, C Mc MahonAvailable at SSRN 246200, 2014201
7
2014
Life in Cyberspace (Volume 5)
M AikenEuropean Investment Bank, 2019201
4
2019
European Youth Cybercrime, Online Harm and Online Risk Taking: 2022 Research Report
European Youth Cybercrime, Online Harm and Online Risk Taking: 0 Research ReportJ Davidson, M Aiken, K Phillips, R FarrInstitute for Connected Communities, University of East London, 0
2
2022
Handbook of Research on Cyberchondria, Health Literacy, and the Role of Media in Society’s Perception of Medical Information
H Aker, M AikenIGI Global, 010
2
2021
Safer technology, safer users: The UK as a world-leader in Safety Tech
S Donaldson, J Davidson, M AikenPerspective Economics for Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 2020202
1
2020

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