new Psychology of Technology post: Caught in the 'Net

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You might be interested in my latest Psychology of Technology post:

Psychology of Technology: Caught in the 'Net

 

*Teaser: *With that said, a recent international

study<http://theworldunplugged.wordpress.com/>

(more than 1000 students from ten countries across five continents) that

asked students to disconnect from technology for 24 hours revealed results

and insights that were startling, disturbing, sobering, and just a little

bit hopeful. Just to give you a little taste of the findings, the adjectives

most frequently associated with this period of disconnection were addiction,

failure, boredom, confusion, distress, loneliness, anxiety, and depression;

not one feel-good descriptor in the bunch.

 

Click here: http://bit.ly/erqazp

 

And check out my other Psychology of Technology writing:

 

 

http://drjimtaylor.com/blog/archives/technology/

 

 

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