Zoom, Facebook, group text messages: This past year, technology has sometimes felt like the glue that’s kept many of our relationships alive. More and more, we talk to each other with technology in between us. Jeff Hancock, PhD, director of the Social Media Lab at Stanford University, discusses how this is affecting human communication, including whether people are more likely to lie online, whether the versions of ourselves that we present on social media are authentic, how artificial intelligence infiltrates our text messages, why video calls exhaust us more than in-person conversations, and more. Links <a href="https://comm.stanford.edu/faculty-hancock/">Jeff Hancock, PhD</a>

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Technology is changing how we talk to each other, with Jeff Hancock, PhD

American Psychological Association