Iuliia Chaplinska

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

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Iuliia Chaplinska is a researcher focused on the psychological and social dimensions of digital life, particularly among youth. Her work examines the risks and challenges of cybersocialization, exploring how modern technologies—from social media and virtual communities to robotics and parasocial interactions—shape human behavior and well-being. Chaplinska’s most cited paper, "The importance of cybersecurity in the life of modern youth" (2019, 5 citations), highlights the unique vulnerabilities of teenage girls navigating a tech-saturated world, addressing issues like online dating and digital unawareness. Her follow-up study, "Risks of cybersocialization: Present and the near future" (2021, 3 citations), identifies emerging psychological risks as advanced technologies move from labs into daily life, offering a qualitative analysis of scientific and popular literature. While her citation counts are modest, Chaplinska’s work is notable for its timely focus on the intersection of psychology, cybersecurity, and youth development. She contributes to a growing field that seeks to understand and mitigate the hidden dangers of digital immersion, making her research valuable for educators, parents, and policymakers concerned with the well-being of young people in an increasingly connected world.