Dr. Tamer Zakkour
Author
Author of The Mind and the Machine, published in association with IJCAR Analytics.
Psychology & AI
The Mind and the Machine
A Journey Through the Intersection of Psychology and Artificial Intelligence
$32.00
- 88 pages
- Format: PDF-online
- Book language: English
- Edition: First Edition
- Year: 2026
What you get
- 88 pages, first edition 2026
- Ten parts covering psychology, clinical practice, ethics, education, childhood and work
- Timelines, figures and key-term tables in every part
- Glossary bridging psychology and AI vocabulary
- Full reference list to published studies
- Online reading on any device with a personal watermark
Table of contents
- Preface: From Tool to Companion
- Part I — Minds That Shaped Machines
- Part II — AI in the Consulting Room
- Part III — The Psychology of Human–Machine Relations
- Part IV — Ethical Fault Lines
- Part V — How Algorithms Reshape Behavior
- Part VI — AI in the Classroom
- Part VII — Childhood and Development
- Part VIII — The Workplace
- Part IX — The Research Landscape
- Part X — What We Know and What We Don't
- Conclusion, References and Glossary
About this book
Millions now confide in machines. This book asks what it is doing to us — an evidence-based journey through how psychology built AI, how AI is entering therapy and clinics, and what happens to attachment, trust, ethics, learning, childhood and work when the machine talks back. Written for educated readers who are neither clinicians nor engineers, with every major claim anchored to published studies, documented cases or named institutions.
About the authors
Frequently asked questions
Is this book technical?
No. It is written for general educated readers; technical terms are explained when first used.
Does it cover sensitive topics?
Yes. It discusses suicide, psychosis and cases involving minors with care and without sensational detail, mainly in Chapters 12 and 14.
Can I download it?
No. The book is read online on any device, with a personal watermark.
How does artificial intelligence affect mental health?
The book examines how AI chatbots and companions affect attachment, loneliness, anxiety and decision-making, reviewing the research evidence without hype.
Who should read this AI psychology book?
Psychologists, educators, parents, developers and anyone wondering how AI is changing the way we think, feel and relate to machines.