This can only be created through use of the computer. If you do not have virtual presence then you cannot be studied using cyber-psychology. However, once it is achieved regular psychology changes to cyber-psychology, which will study your mind and how it behaves while in the Internet. How often you visit a page and what page you visit will show your interests. According to Dr. James , the cyber environment can create an affective, cognitive, and sensory motor behavior in the user.
Affective behavior is the emotions, thoughts, and feelings of the user.
I think that as a person goes online these feelings may change. They may feel free to be anyone, someone completely different from their actual selves because no one knows who they actually are on the Internet. Your status doesn't really matter when you're online as long as you're interested in the same topic. The cognitive aspect is the thinking and analyzing of the user. This is how the user thinks while on the Internet.