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ejop-1795	Gradinaru, Camelia	Contemporary Digital Life: Cyberpsychological Perspectives	2018	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2150	111	40	Moreover, Harley, Morgan, and Frith prefer a cyberpsychological view that moves research “beyond the blaming of technology for social and psychological ‘effects’ and towards a greater awareness of social context and subjectivity as significant in ex- plaining digital technology use” (p. 241). Third, the authors clearly appreciate the role of context for an adequate understanding of the various modalities in which people use digital technologies.	cache/ejop-1795.pdf	txt/ejop-1795.txt