The impact of using social media on adults' mental health and wellbeing
Chappuis, S., Fernández Boente, M. et al. (2024). The impact of using social media on adult’s mental health and wellbeing. The Swiss team...
top of page
Seven teams from the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, and the UK are establishing cross-cultural comparisons within Europe on how and why the perception, use and allocation of time are affected by personal levels of digitalisation and cultural norms, and how this impacts on quality of life. This will be achieved through a series of studies using interviews, online questionnaires, psychophysiological recording and real-time behaviour analysis.
Start date: 28 October 2022 – Project duration: 36 months – Project budget: € 1 561 444
LETZTE ARTIKEL
Latest news
Who funds the study? This study is funded by CHANSE and has been allocated a budget of €1,561,444.
The main goal of the CHANSE initiative is to launch a transnational call for collaborative projects focused on the topic of Transformations: Social and cultural dynamics in the digital age.
Read TIMED researcher Marc Wittmann’s Psychology Today blog on the work by TIMED researcher Joanna Witowska’s questionnaire on Temporal Metacognition or: How flexibility in time orientation leads to a better life.
Call for papers! As part of TIMED we're hosting a Special Issue of Timing & Time Perception
Experiences of Time in a Changing World. Submissions welcome from all disciplines. Deadline for submissions 31/01/2024
TIMED researchers Ruth Ogden from Liverpool John Moores University and Marc Wittmann from the Institute for Frontier Areas in Psychology and Mental Health Freiburg are featured in an article in the USA Time magazine on our relationship with time.
Watch out in this space for the upcoming validated first questionnaire on how the everyday use of digital technology affects our lived experience of time. Then available in six languages: English, Polish, Spanish, Czech, French, and German. Work in progress.
Stay tuned
Meet the TIMED researchers Christine Schoetensack from Liverpool John Moores University and Marc Wittmann from the Institute for Frontier Areas in Psychology and Mental Health Freiburg at TRF3, the 3rd Timing Research Forum to be held at Champalimaud Center for the Unknown in Lisbon, Portugal from October 4-6, 2023.
Participating institutes
Funded by
Sponsorship
bottom of page