КОМУНІКАЦІЯ В ІНТЕРНЕТ-ПРОСТОРІ: ПСИХОЛОГІЧНИЙ АСПЕКТ

Abstract

The article analyzes the existence of a person in the Internet space environment, discloses the peculiarities of the influence of the Internet on the actions and behavior of the subject of the Internet environment in the system "man - Internet space - society". The psychological analysis of communication in the modern Internet space is carried out. It is found out that at the present stage of development of a society, the existence of a person in the Internet space is often considered as an alternative form of being, which is more attractive than the objective world and thus creates new variants of psychological dependence. It is proved that the introduction of innovative Internet technologies requires the transformation of all spheres of Internet activity into a humane-oriented paradigm, that is, the ecological interaction of a person with information in the Internet environment. It is established that an eco-oriented model of human existence in the Internet space represents a dynamic innovative process of ecological Internet-transformation and self-development of the personality of the Internet user, that is, a specific alloys of rational and emotional; systematized and unsystematic in the system of relations "man - Internet space - society". It is determined that the personality of the subject of the Internet space acts as the nucleus of an ecologically oriented model of the being of a modern person in the Internet environment and manifests itself in the forms of free personally useful use of Internet technologies and Internet communication. The attitude of subjects of the Internet space to its own informational life in it, as well as problems of interaction in the system "man - Internet space - society" is investigated. It is revealed that for the vast majority of the researchers, communication in the Internet space is a special type of interaction between people, carried out in the absence of direct contact; has its own specific philosophy and frees of all forms of external and internal coercion, pragmatic articulations, existing social roles and social stereotypes. We recognize that the researchers demonstrate different degrees of necessary and desired communication in the Internet space.