Cyberpsychology : an introduction to human-computer interaction / Kent L. Norman.

Introduction: Importance, implications, and historical perspectives
Fundamentals : biological and technological bases
Theoretical approaches : models and metaphors
Research : modes and methods
Sensory-motor interfaces : input and output
Learning and memory, transfer and interference
Cognitive psychology : thinking and problem solving
Language and programming
Individual differences : people, performance, and personality
Motivation and emotion at the human-computer interface
Interpersonal relations
Abnormal behavior and cybertherapies
Automation and artificial intelligence
Assistive and augmentive technologies
Media : games, entertainment, and education
The future : the ultimate human-computer interface.