Foreword by Juliana Schroeder/Nate Fast Part I: Studying People in a Tech-Enabled World Chapter 1: Predicting Psychological Characteristics from Digital Footprints Michal Kosinski Chapter 2: Studying People in Context: The Promise of Mobile Sensing Gabriella Harari Chapter 3: Big Data as a Window into Human Mobility Sandrine Mueller and Clemens Stachl Chapter 4: Using Natural Language Processing to Study Well-being and Mental Health Maike Luhmann and Andy Schwartz Chapter 5: Studying Groups and Social Interactions using Network Analyses Ralf Woelfer and Miles Hewstone Part II: Man vs. Machine: Human Interaction with Technology Chapter 6: Computer-Robot Interaction Guy Hoffman Chapter 7: Algorithm Aversion Jenn Logg and Berkeley Dietvost Chapter 8: The Psychology of Virtual and Augmented Realities Jeremy Bailenson Part III: The Impact of Technology on Individuals and Society Chapter 9: Social Media and Well-being Amy Orben Chapter 10: Big Data in the Work Place Thomas Chamarro-Premuzic and Tara Behrend Chapter 11: Using Big Data to Inform Policy Kai Ruggeri Chapter 12: Rethinking Morality in the Age of Autonomous Technology Iyad Rahwan Chapter 13: The Impact of Technology on Human Cognition Adrian Ward Part IV: Conducting psychological research in the age of Big Data Chapter 14: Big Data Sources and Methodologies for Psychologists Heinrich Peters Chapter 15: The Future of Psychological Research: From Description to Prediction Tal Yarkoni Chapter 16: Big Data and Psychological Theory Wiebke Bleidorn and Chris Hopwood Chapter 17: Ethics in the Age of Big Data and New Technology Ruth Appel.