აბსტრაქტი. A new era full with potential and moral conundrums is being ushered in by the rapid confluence of psychology, neuroscience, and the internet. Examining the neuroethical implications of this dynamic intersection is crucial as virtual worlds get more immersive and integrated with human cognition. This multidisciplinary study explores the psychological phenomena arising in digital environments, the neurocognitive effects of technology connecting the virtual and biological worlds, and the complex ethical landscape these innovations cross. Important discoveries clarify possible advantages like novel mental health treatments and cognitive training programs, but also raise alarming concerns about risks including cyberbullying, internet addiction, privacy invasions, and the possibility of widespread psychological manipulation. Concerns about autonomy, identity, social dynamics, data exploitation, and cognitive liberty are among the ethical consequences. It is critically necessary to establish strong neuroethical frameworks that prioritize human rights, inclusive public discourse, evidence-based governance, and human-centric innovation in order to properly navigate this unexplored territory. A shared commitment to moral principles and prioritizing human happiness over unchecked technical advancement will be the ultimate test as virtual environments grow progressively more intertwined with the depths of human experience. An atmosphere that can effectively utilize these potent instruments for improving humankind's lot in life can be created via interdisciplinary cooperation, moral vision, and unwavering support for individual liberty and autonomy.