The rapid evolution of technology has created new ways of communication where everything happens on a larger scale, faster, and often more impressively. The scope of our communication is no longer limited to our neighborhood, as thanks to Social Media, our neighborhood has become the entire planet.

Today, we refer to a "digital persona," a version of ourselves - how we would like it to be or how we believe it is - which we communicate to others and sometimes adopt ourselves.

So, amidst this plethora of impressions, what is the truth? What do we try to communicate with the posting of our image and what can we understand from our own selfies?

This book is an in-depth exploration of the psychology of image in the digital age, which will help you decode the "digital" character of others more easily, learn what the human face reveals, be informed about the effects that selfies have on the lives and self-confidence of teenagers, as well as understand what selfies testify about your own psychology.