
Your Hater’s Mind
The Hidden Psychology of Digital HateBy Farah ZidanLength1h 31m
About this audiobook
Your Hater’s Mind: The Hidden Psychology of Digital Hate is the second book in BEHIND THE SCREEN series, uncovering the psychological forces behind online hate, cyberbullying, and digital aggression. Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, sociology, and real-world research, Farah Zidan reveals why ordinary people become online attackers, how anonymity and social media algorithms fuel outrage, and what digital cruelty says about unresolved emotional pain. Ideal for content creators, influencers, educators, platform professionals, and anyone seeking to understand toxic online behavior, build emotional resilience, and navigate social media with greater awareness. An insightful exploration of human behavior in the digital age and a practical guide to breaking the cycle of online hate.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help, Psychology
Length1 hr 31 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMay 16, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
20What about the ones who actually enjoy it?
2Publisher's Note
21PROFILE
3Introduction
22THE RESEARCH
4PART I
23HOW THIS ATTACKER DIFFERS
5Who actually attacks online, and why isn't it who you think?: What This Makes Possible
24WHAT THIS DOES NOT MEAN
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6What do ordinary people get from destroying a stranger?: What This Makes Possible
25What This Makes Possible
7Why does cruelty feel like justice to the person committing it?
26What does the platform want from the attacker's anger?: What This Makes Possible
8CASE FILE
27Why do some people attack once, and others become someone who attacks for a living?
9THE POST
28A CONVERSATION THAT NEVER HAPPENED
10THE FIRST REPLY
29WHAT THIS CONVERSATION SHOWS
11THE ESCALATION
30What This Makes Possible
12WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED, PSYCHOLOGICALLY
31PART IV
13What This Makes Possible
32Can an attacker actually change?
14PART II
33A SHORT, HONEST INVENTORY
15What pain is being outsourced onto you?: What This Makes Possible
34What This Makes Possible
16Why do the angriest people online often seem the calmest in person?: A LETTER TO THE CALMEST PERSON YOU KNOW
35What do we owe someone who has hurt us — understanding, or nothing at all?: What This Makes Possible
17Why does projection choose its target so precisely?: What This Makes Possible
36What happens the moment an attacker sees themselves clearly?
18PART III
37Conclusion
19How does anonymity change who a person is willing to become?: What This Makes Possible
