Understanding and Combating Online Predators with Dr. Michael Nuccitelli
In this insightful episode, Dr. Michael Nuccitelli, a New York state licensed psychologist and cyber psychologist, discusses his iPredator concept, a framework to understand and defend against online aggression.
The conversation delves into the types of online aggressors, the psychological impact of cyberbullying, and stalking, and offers practical advice for parents and adults to protect themselves and their loved ones in the digital age.
Dr. Nuccitelli also highlights the significance of digital citizenship, the psychology behind online behaviors, and shares real-life stories from his volunteer work. The episode emphasizes the importance of education, awareness, and responsible online behavior to mitigate risks in cyberspace.
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Michael Nuccitelli and iPredator
00:36 Personal Concerns and Introduction to Cyber Psychology
01:16 Origins of the iPredator Concept
03:31 Types of Online Aggressors
04:26 Criteria for Identifying an iPredator
06:27 Impact of Technology on Society and Vulnerability
16:51 Parenting in the Information Age
20:15 The Reality of Cyberbullying and Online Predators
28:10 Infobesity and Internet Addiction
33:38 Understanding Catfishing Tactics
34:47 Red Flags on WhatsApp and Telegram
36:22 Psychological Isolation and Scams
39:34 Challenges in Law Enforcement
40:50 Importance of Digital Citizenship
47:02 Dark Psychology and Online Behavior
49:30 The Role of Online Communities
53:20 Personal Responsibility in Online Safety
56:30 Predatory Trolls and Online Psychopathy
59:59 Final Thoughts and Future Directions
iPredator Website: iPredator
Instagram: @drnucc
LinkedIn: Michael Nuccitelli, Psy.D.
Volunteer/iPredator Phone Number: 347-871-2416