CIVIC LANE Psychology is beginning to use increasingly sophisticated digital tools to analyse behaviour, habits, emotions and decision-making patterns. Future systems could potentially detect recurring stress triggers or cognitive biases from everyday interaction. Supporters argue that personalised psychological tools could improve self-awareness and help people change harmful habits earlier. Critics worry that emotional data is among the most private information a person can surrender to technology. The real dilemma is how much psychological insight people are willing to exchange for personalised help.