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The overall tone reflects curiosity and critique, exemplified by comments like 'Very clever response to this trend of over-pathologizing common behaviors' and references to the satirical paper, emphasizing skepticism about the validity of social addiction measures. The tone and choice of words suggest a blend of intellectual engagement and humor, contributing to a moderate but meaningful impact on how social behaviors are understood and questioned.
Most discussions are skeptical or satirical about the concept of friend addiction, suggesting a cautious or dismissive attitude toward the validity of such measures.
The topic stimulates curiosity and humor, with many posts highlighting the satirical nature and the questionable validity of measuring friendship as an addiction.
Posts frequently reference the research, critique its methodology, and share related commentary, showing active engagement and thoughtful reflection.
While the discussions are lively and critically-minded, they mostly influence academic debates and public skepticism rather than driving immediate real-world changes.
ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co/x5Hrp8kihL https://t.co/uaWqu8G1Ab
The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https://t.co/M7ktvcFZKg Led by @lpsatchell with @dfido1 @CraigHarper19 @H_Shawberry @BritDavidson @Dr_Narcissism @RJalil @LindaKKaye Gary Lancaster @MelissaPavetich. https://t.co/55yaxjE884
fun, by @davidaellis & @BritDavidson, via @PeteEtchells: Are people addicted to spending time with friends? https://t.co/oinl4FoAhJ (yes, if you use the same questionnaire as is used to diagnose social media addiction, replacing "social media" with "spending time with friends")
Intermittent reminder that "social media addiction" is based on very shaky ground. Here is our satirical paper on "offline friend addiction" to illustrate the issues: Paper- https://t.co/ltAX7migow Animation- https://t.co/hXFT5nSavo
Shocking study illustrated that up to 70% of people are addicted to spending time with their friends! Really interesting to read how @lpsatchell critically and satirically examines current pathological #socialmedia use studies https://t.co/sy19HtrJ2o https://t.co/8vO5ALEazB
@MelissaGWolf If you'll forgive a self-promotion, I tend to use our satirical paper where we 'validate' 'offline-friend addiction' as the argument that it is way too easy to empirically evidence 'validity' by common standards https://t.co/elgrqZTp64
John and Vivica discuss Alex J. Holte's research on psychological principles related to technology use. The conversation includes the development of self-report measures like the Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire…
John and Vivica engage with Alex J. Holte on experimental psychology and technological impact on behavior. They discuss new measures like the Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ), which reveals insights into…
John and Vivica discuss Alex J. Holte's research on smartphone use and its parallels to friendship engagement through the Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ). This study critiques addiction definitions within…
Researchers are developing the Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ) to assess friendship engagement patterns. This study highlights the need for critical perspectives on addiction definitions in social…
See also, the Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ) https://t.co/hdAb2qhI65
RT @CraigHarper19: @roxannefelig @PsychToday I've spoken at length about QRPs, inc. publishing peer-reviewed satirical research to show the…
@tkaiser_science I imagine you may have seen this one already: https://t.co/EBFvjc9Uoe Very clever response to this trend of over-pathologizing common behaviors as addictions . . .
If you love your friends, and feel sad when the friendship ends, you’re not addicted to friends, you’re just human! https://t.co/gFxDQPKpvI
If you are assessed with a questionnaire based on the assumption of addiction, you can be diagnosed with an addiction to pretty much anything! This study demonstrates how it is possible to even be diagnosed with “friend addiction”!
@zerohedge https://t.co/QcwfiZcfNO
@SBarrettBar See this piece of satirical research on offline friend addiction: Satchell, L.P., Fido, D., Harper, C.A. et al. Development of an Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ): Are most people really social addicts?. Behav Res 53, 1097–1106 (2021). https://t.co/o4Z0Dr8jEw
@LingTolls Sadly, we have data (best passive aggressive research I’ve ever seen, showing you’re one of many. https://t.co/pXfDqyhQsh
This #satirical #science from a peer-reviewed journal!
Hvis du kommer over påstander om at dataspill og sosiale medier er aVhEngiGhEtSskApeNdE, husk at i 2020 brukte en gruppe forskere *identiske* metoder for å «bevise» at skremmende mange ungdommer lider av «offline friend addiction». https://t.co/QcwfiZbHYg
RT @TomChivers: fun, by @davidaellis & @BritDavidson, via @PeteEtchells: Are people addicted to spending time with friends? https://t.co/oi…
RT @TomChivers: fun, by @davidaellis & @BritDavidson, via @PeteEtchells: Are people addicted to spending time with friends? https://t.co/oi…
RT @TomChivers: fun, by @davidaellis & @BritDavidson, via @PeteEtchells: Are people addicted to spending time with friends? https://t.co/oi…
fun, by @davidaellis & @BritDavidson, via @PeteEtchells: Are people addicted to spending time with friends? https://t.co/oinl4FoAhJ (yes, if you use the same questionnaire as is used to diagnose social media addiction, replacing "social media" with "spending time with friends")
An interesting satirical paper that questions the commonly used methods of questionnaire construction in behavioral addictions research, but also has implications for psychopathology and psychology research in general. https://t.co/Z2PVbwYvvl
@JoelBillieux I am interested in reading your commentary! Have you read this relevant paper? https://t.co/ihP1znUn3n
@drcpennington @LindaKKaye 2 really good papers by Daniel Kardefelt-Winther & co are probably a good start: https://t.co/jNgeJlhrY0; https://t.co/LgegLLOaOp (more if you search his name on GS) also this piece by van Rooij et al. https://t.co/SOAUY1t1WG & this https://t.co/1cQgWAYmbX by Satchell et al.
@ForgottenSc4rs @WeinerPhD @DrCortneyWarren Real life friends are addictive I hear. https://t.co/y3SEfi8P84
@JoeMDuncan @Nullsci1 I assume you’re familiar with this brilliant research on “friend addiction”? https://t.co/y3SEfi8hiw
@realguyi @Nullsci1 @CostelloWilliam This "Addiction of any sort is possible" is, of course, not true. I am not aware of any scientist who believes their data supports air addiction, etc. But there were a few who made light fun of such beliefs https://t.co/juLnZsxA20
RT @mtliuzza: @timetit A proposito di dipendenze, reali o presunte, non so se hai visto questo articolo, che ho trovato geniale: https://t.…
@timetit A proposito di dipendenze, reali o presunte, non so se hai visto questo articolo, che ho trovato geniale: https://t.co/60YVMov74z
@yannleroux Mon prèf reste quand même les amis OffLine. Ne les oublions pas... https://t.co/Z5xGwdFmiC
@sxyalicer0se90 By these exact kinds of claims, "friendship" also is addictive (obviously, it is not). Scholars routinely mock these kinds of media claims, but the public cannot tell the difference. Since they are misinforming on purpose to profit, it is #disinformation. https://t.co/juLnZsfqNS
RT @lpsatchell: @MelissaGWolf If you'll forgive a self-promotion, I tend to use our satirical paper where we 'validate' 'offline-friend add…
@MelissaGWolf If you'll forgive a self-promotion, I tend to use our satirical paper where we 'validate' 'offline-friend addiction' as the argument that it is way too easy to empirically evidence 'validity' by common standards https://t.co/elgrqZTp64
RT @the_cyberdoctor: Is social media addiction real? Social media addiction is not recognised in any diagnostic or clinical manual Is it…
Is social media addiction real? Social media addiction is not recognised in any diagnostic or clinical manual Is it difficult to pin-point what aspect of “social media” is the reference point for any addictive behaviour https://t.co/QRrezhg5EO https://t.co/7atwAvXPBq
RT @contactjackdave: @_PoojaKulkarni @PhDVoice This paper by @LindaKKaye and colleagues changed my perspectives about social media "addicti…
@_PoojaKulkarni @PhDVoice This paper by @LindaKKaye and colleagues changed my perspectives about social media "addiction". Have a look: https://t.co/EiN7OckrRp
C'est la recherche qui le dit #Ironie ➡️ https://t.co/Z5xGwdEOt4 https://t.co/8FQwtfkQmb
RT @the_cyberdoctor: Is social media addiction real? Social media addiction is not recognised in any diagnostic or clinical manual Is it…
Is social media addiction real? Social media addiction is not recognised in any diagnostic or clinical manual Is it difficult to pin-point what aspect of “social media” is the reference point for any addictive behaviour https://t.co/QRrezhxH3o https://t.co/hKGMyw33o7
Non mais parce que dans les articles similaires, je tombe rapidement sur Satchel et al. (2021) et l'échelle dépendance aux amis hors ligne. Ça m'amuse beaucoup mais je m'égare un peu
RT @LindaKKaye: Intermittent reminder that "social media addiction" is based on very shaky ground. Here is our satirical paper on "offline…
RT @LindaKKaye: Intermittent reminder that "social media addiction" is based on very shaky ground. Here is our satirical paper on "offline…
RT @LindaKKaye: Intermittent reminder that "social media addiction" is based on very shaky ground. Here is our satirical paper on "offline…
RT @LindaKKaye: Intermittent reminder that "social media addiction" is based on very shaky ground. Here is our satirical paper on "offline…
RT @LindaKKaye: Intermittent reminder that "social media addiction" is based on very shaky ground. Here is our satirical paper on "offline…
Intermittent reminder that "social media addiction" is based on very shaky ground. Here is our satirical paper on "offline friend addiction" to illustrate the issues: Paper- https://t.co/ltAX7migow Animation- https://t.co/hXFT5nSavo
@jacksondame https://t.co/eVInbibyYj love this paper that gets at this point
@alejandra_balbi @DiegoAboal2 @juanpedromir @AleDeBarbieri @LEstefanell Y último por ahora. Uno sobre "adicción" pero a las redes sociales posta! Escala de adicción a mis amigos offline, o porqué medir "adicción" de cualquier cosa y sin cuidados metodológicos serios puede ser problemático desde un punto de vista científico: https://t.co/K3IsNnWI0w
@roxannefelig @PsychToday I've spoken at length about QRPs, inc. publishing peer-reviewed satirical research to show these (https://t.co/IZMhpi2Ov6). In lieu of a direct response to quote I just submitted an update to the article, removing questions of 'truthfulness' and highlighting p-hacked critiques. https://t.co/afSyu7RFbs
@westwoodsam1 This paper on "friendship addition" is a gem https://t.co/OZhnLh8bNB
RT @DrPatClarke: @EricNeumannPsy I wonder if such factors are also predictors of offline friend addiction https://t.co/ZSZXOFWC83
@EricNeumannPsy I wonder if such factors are also predictors of offline friend addiction https://t.co/ZSZXOFWC83
RT @lpsatchell: Talking about this work previously published with my awesome collaborators! Going to be talking about why we should care a…
RT @lpsatchell: Talking about this work previously published with my awesome collaborators! Going to be talking about why we should care a…
RT @lpsatchell: Talking about this work previously published with my awesome collaborators! Going to be talking about why we should care a…
RT @lpsatchell: Talking about this work previously published with my awesome collaborators! Going to be talking about why we should care a…
RT @lpsatchell: Talking about this work previously published with my awesome collaborators! Going to be talking about why we should care a…
Talking about this work previously published with my awesome collaborators! Going to be talking about why we should care about measurement and how I don’t have good answers about social media - it would like to with better measurement! https://t.co/elgrqZTp64 https://t.co/sACmNespk3 https://t.co/zdsXyVJdr7
I will always have a place in my heart for the Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire. I really want to see more satirical papers like this at CHI/CHI Play. https://t.co/oYPTUpyPzZ
@AntoineMestr @HelloGo78598860 @fmanjoo I recommend this one though
RT @TomVanDaele: Shocking study illustrated that up to 70% of people are addicted to spending time with their friends! Really interesting t…
RT @TomVanDaele: Shocking study illustrated that up to 70% of people are addicted to spending time with their friends! Really interesting t…
RT @TomVanDaele: Shocking study illustrated that up to 70% of people are addicted to spending time with their friends! Really interesting t…
RT @TomVanDaele: Shocking study illustrated that up to 70% of people are addicted to spending time with their friends! Really interesting t…
RT @TomVanDaele: Shocking study illustrated that up to 70% of people are addicted to spending time with their friends! Really interesting t…
Shocking study illustrated that up to 70% of people are addicted to spending time with their friends! Really interesting to read how @lpsatchell critically and satirically examines current pathological #socialmedia use studies https://t.co/sy19HtrJ2o https://t.co/8vO5ALEazB
@ShuhBillSkee @CrystalNSYoung @LindaKKaye @OrbenAmy @patmarkey @AJBenjaminJr @PeteEtchells Cheers for the h/t @ShuhBillSkee! Yeah we quote directly the use of polythetic classifying to establish our satirical take here. It’s remarkably thin and many papers we don’t list also use this criteria as part of a citation loop https://t.co/elgrqZTp64
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @LindaKKaye: Remember when we created a satirical measure of "offline friend addiction" and found around two thirds of people were "addi…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @LindaKKaye: Remember when we created a satirical measure of "offline friend addiction" and found around two thirds of people were "addi…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
これは1本取られた。おもろい。 https://t.co/lgbyUbxDH1
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
RT @Sohei_IDE: ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co…
ソーシャルメディア依存症尺度の項目をオフラインに書き換えたオフライン友人依存尺度(O-FAQ)を作成し、調査したところ2/3の人が依存症に該当することが判明した。人々が友人を持つことは今後の大きな社会問題になっていくだろう。https://t.co/x5Hrp8kihL https://t.co/uaWqu8G1Ab
RT @LindaKKaye: Remember when we created a satirical measure of "offline friend addiction" and found around two thirds of people were "addi…
RT @LindaKKaye: Remember when we created a satirical measure of "offline friend addiction" and found around two thirds of people were "addi…
RT @LindaKKaye: Remember when we created a satirical measure of "offline friend addiction" and found around two thirds of people were "addi…
RT @LindaKKaye: Remember when we created a satirical measure of "offline friend addiction" and found around two thirds of people were "addi…
True Colors: Greyscale Settings Reduce Screen Time in College Students with @alexholte https://t.co/uqJdwbJMwU
Should Smartphone Use Be Recognized as an Addiction? with @alexholte https://t.co/O7V2WjLwI2
Researching Problematic Smartphone Use with @alexholte https://t.co/t7YsQuUwsZ
True Colors: Greyscale Settings Reduce Screen Time in College Students with @alexholte https://t.co/uqJdwbJMwU
Should Smartphone Use Be Recognized as an Addiction? with @alexholte https://t.co/O7V2WjtVjs
Researching Problematic Smartphone Use with @alexholte https://t.co/t7YsQuUwsZ
True Colors: Greyscale Settings Reduce Screen Time in College Students with @alexholte of @UofNorthDakota https://t.co/uqJdwbJMwU #CellPhoneAddiction #ProblematicSmartphoneUse #TechnologyResearch
Should Smartphone Use Be Recognized as an Addiction? with @alexholte of @UofNorthDakota https://t.co/O7V2WjLwI2 #CellPhoneAddiction #ProblematicSmartphoneUse #TechnologyResearch
Researching Problematic Smartphone Use with @alexholte of @UofNorthDakota https://t.co/t7YsQuUwsZ #CellPhoneAddiction #ProblematicSmartphoneUse #TechnologyResearch
True Colors: Greyscale Settings Reduce Screen Time in College Students with @alexholte https://t.co/UwlBfdvz01
Should Smartphone Use Be Recognized as an Addiction? with @alexholte https://t.co/fqNLJaXnqw
Researching Problematic Smartphone Use with @alexholte https://t.co/qPIP3KKIGT
RT @FunTimeProgram: Our latest episode is live! Researching Problematic Smartphone Use with @alexholte https://t.co/t7YsQuUwsZ #CellPho…
True Colors: Greyscale Settings Reduce Screen Time in College Students with @alexholte of @UofNorthDakota https://t.co/uqJdwbJMwU #CellPhoneAddiction #ProblematicSmartPhoneUse
Should Smartphone Use Be Recognized as an Addiction? with @alexholte of @UofNorthDakota https://t.co/O7V2WjLwI2 #SmartPhoneAddiction #ProblematicSmartPhoneUse
Our latest episode is live! Researching Problematic Smartphone Use with @alexholte https://t.co/t7YsQuUwsZ #CellPhoneAddiction #ProblematicSmartphoneUse
@ConstantlyGus I just interviewed a researcher on my podcast about problematic smart phone use. It’s amazing how much we still have to learn about this topic from a research perspective. https://t.co/qHYFTLOQxm
Hey #AcademicTwitter: what's your favorite paper published in 2020? Mine was this tongue-in-cheek study of "offline friend addiction" by @lpsatchell et al. that says a lot about how we measure social media addiction: https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13428-020-01462-9
RT @thebandb: This scientific and at the same time satirical article is just great: Development of an Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnair…
This scientific and at the same time satirical article is just great: Development of an Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ): Are most people really social addicts? https://t.co/g5tydlS43g
RT @davidaellis: The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https:/…
RT @davidaellis: The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https:/…
RT @davidaellis: The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https:/…
RT @davidaellis: The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https:/…
RT @davidaellis: The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https:/…
RT @davidaellis: The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https:/…
RT @davidaellis: The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https:/…
The Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire(O-FAQ). Now in BRM. Developing measures without validation=big problem. https://t.co/M7ktvcFZKg Led by @lpsatchell with @dfido1 @CraigHarper19 @H_Shawberry @BritDavidson @Dr_Narcissism @RJalil @LindaKKaye Gary Lancaster @MelissaPavetich. https://t.co/55yaxjE884
Development of an Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ): Are most people really social addicts? https://t.co/cjiqjhXphz via @OSFramework Covid quarantine asks the question in a different light...
RT @JoelBillieux: @davidaellis @dfido1 Take a breath and read this : Development of an Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ): Ar…
@davidaellis @dfido1 Take a breath and read this : Development of an Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ): Are most people really social addicts? Was a good catharsis after having read the paper you mentioned https://t.co/Hfhf90W9dd
RT @briandavidearp: Provocative ... PsyArXiv Preprints | Development of an Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ): Are most people…
Provocative ... PsyArXiv Preprints | Development of an Offline-Friend Addiction Questionnaire (O-FAQ): Are most people really social addicts? https://t.co/F9azAs8pWL https://t.co/wdd69WMmx6