This course uses psychological science to examine how people think, feel, behave, and relate to one another in technology-rich environments. Students apply core concepts from cognitive, behavioral, social, developmental, and clinical psychology to everyday technologies such as smartphones, social media, games, wearables, and artificial intelligence. The course examines the benefits and problematic uses of digital technology across the lifespan and how psychologists address its effects on well-being in clinical practice. Students also learn to evaluate research claims about technology and behavior.