Boundaries in an Overconnected World : Setting Limits to Preserve Your Focus, Privacy, Relationships, and Sanity.

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Introduction: Connected, but Not Protected -- Part I: Boundary Basics -- Chapter 1: Boundaries in a Boundaryless World -- Chapter 2: Boundary Flexibility -- Chapter 3: Building Boundaries -- Part II: Boundary Violations -- Chapter 4: Intrusion Violations -- Chapter 5: Enthusiastic Intrusion -- Chapter 6: Gap Violations -- Chapter 7: Violating the Boundary of an Experience -- Chapter 8: Handling Boundary Violations -- Part III: Protecting Yourself and Others -- Chapter 9: Focus Boundaries -- Chapter 10: Protecting Your Children -- Chapter 11: Violent Gaming: Rehearsal for School Shootings? -- Chapter 12: Your Personal Information Boundaries -- Part IV: Cyberspace Trickery -- Chapter 13: Spies -- Chapter 14: Don't Set Yourself Up for Trouble -- Part V: Intimacy -- Chapter 15: Friends vs. "Friends" -- Chapter 16: Online Dating -- Chapter 17: The Art of Intimacy -- Part VI: Group Cyber-Boundaries -- Chapter 18: Boundaries in Chat Rooms -- Chapter 19: Work Boundaries in Cyberspace -- Chapter 20: The Boundary Continuum -- Gratitude -- Appendix A: Your Position within Cultural Norms -- Appendix B: Your Personal Limit Setter -- Appendix C: Resources for Developing Intimacy Skills -- Endnotes -- Glossary -- Index -- About the Author.

Prescriptive advice for how to handle all sorts of challenges from being online and connected, whether it's maintaining your family's privacy, online dating, chat rooms, work boundaries, email etiquette, etc. -- all from the psychological perspective of a psychologist who is an expert in understanding and establishing healthy boundaries.

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