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Elektronische Medien, Internet, World Wide Web in den Neurowissenschaften und im Alltag

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Die Bedeutung elektronischer Medien für den gegenwärtigen Lebensalltag wird herausgestrichen, wobei auch Beispiele aus Weltregionen herangezogen werden, die aufgrund ihrer dünnen Bevölkerungsdichte gegenwärtig schon stark auf Internetkommunikation angewiesen sind – z. B. im Bereich der Gesundheitsüberwachung und des Anbietens von Therapiemaßnahmen. Hingewiesen wird auf die positiven wie auch auf die negativen Seiten vermehrter Internetnutzung – insbesondere auch für das soziale Leben. Erwähnt werden bereits vorhandene Web-basierte Therapien, wie Mindfulness-basierte Interventionen und internetbasierte Programme zu nachhaltigen Verbesserungen der somatischen und psychischen Konstitution.

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