The UNP Cyberpsychology Research and Intervention Center (CPIRC) sets the field of study and issues related to individual and community cyber behavior. It relates to the development of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) as the main issues that will be developed in research and community services by members of the research team. The main subject that becomes the research theme in psychology and cyberspace is the study of psychology and the development of cyber behavior interventions for individuals, Indonesian society in particular, and the global community in general. The selection of the central theme of this research is based on the needs of the virtual world community to be able to use information and communication technology healthily and reasonably. So it can produce psychological well-being for individuals, the internet user community in general, and social media users in particular.

The goal of CPIRC-UNP is to produce findings and novelties from theoretical models of individual and community cyber behavior as a basis for intervention in the cyber behavior of individuals and communities using digital information and communication technology to create psychological well-being and mental health of individuals and communities using information technology. Achievement of the targets has been outlined in the design activities and programs of this cyberpsychology research center and interventions. The strategic steps will be implemented as follows: