Well Being and Screen Time

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Last updated 3:22 PM on 9/3/26
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new technology provokes…

broad, non-specific predictions

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technological determinism

idea that technology changes human psychology, behavior, and society

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appeal of technological determinism

offers some clean cause to explain events

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the problem with correlation is that…

  • it can be random

  • there are multiple causes

  • A can cause B and B can cause A


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correlation is useful because…

it prompts further investigation

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hypothesis

testable prediction grounded in explanation/theory that can be validated/questioned/altered by testing the hypothesis

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a good hypothesis has…

  • “because…will…”

  • specific measurable variables


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screen time

anount of time spent looking at a screen in a given period, measured in minutes or hours

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engagement

amount of time/number of actions taken on a platform, measured in clicks or seconds

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well-being

reflects three elements

  • positive emotions

  • effective functioning

  • sense of life satisfaction


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displacement theory

explanation for loss of well-being

  • healthy activity —> new activity displaced old activity —> healthy benefit of old activity was lost


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more displacement results in…

worse well-being

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problems with displacement theory of screen time

screen time integrates into life rather than displaces it

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full-cycle research

develop theory —> quantitative —> refine theory —> qualitative —> develop theory

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Goldilocks hypothesis

  • too little tech use deprives people of important social information/peer pursuits

  • too much tech use displaces other meaningful activities