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Dunbar’s Number & Meaningful Relationships

September 12, 2012September 30, 2013 Jenny Fremlin, PhD

social network pyramidHow many people are in the average personal network? Like 6 degrees of separation, ideas about the maximum number of stable relationships a person can have are in flux.

How Many Degrees of Separation?

August 9, 2012January 17, 2014 Jenny Fremlin, PhD

6 Degrees of Separation no more ...The number of jumps we need to connect with anyone else in the world has dropped from 6 to 4 degrees of separation. And we know this because of Facebook. What has changed since The Small World project in the 60s?

Understanding Media Psychology, Updated

February 27, 2012September 3, 2013 Jenny Fremlin, PhD

Venn Diagram of Media PsychologyBecause we are constantly connected through media, there are uncountable angles to explore how it all affects our lives, society, behavior, relationships … This post touches on the questions: What is media psychology? What do media psychologists do? Where is media psychology headed?

Virtuality in Real Life

April 6, 2011September 3, 2013 Jenny Fremlin, PhD

Sherry Turkle’s concept of “synthetic” reality strikes me as the perfect explanation for all of the discord in comparing online and offline communities.

About Me

Media Psychology professional bridging technology and human experience with applied psychological research to improve accessibility, effectiveness, and enriched community experiences. Jenny has a PhD in Media Psychology, 2012, from Fielding Graduate University and explores how we interact with media and technology socially and behaviorally, especially in communities.

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