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Digital Health & Wellness
Jessica Sharkey, David Palmer, and Eric Schoonard
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Ergonomics
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Muscular Skeletal Problems
• Muscle strains and low back injuries• Elbow problems• Carpal tunnel syndrome• Rotator cuff injuries• Tendinitis• Trigger finger
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Jobs with Muscular Skeletal Problems • Assemblers and
fabricators• Stock clerks and
order fillers• Light truck or
delivery services drivers
• Maintenance and repair workers
• Production workers• Retail salespersons• Maids and
housekeeping cleaners
• Police and officers• Firefighters • Nursing assistants• Laborers• Janitors and cleaners• Heavy and tractor-
trailer truck drivers• Registered nurses• First-line supervisors
of retail sales workers
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Internet addiction and psychological well-being
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Survey Says…US students over 8 years old spend an average of 6.43 hours per day on electronic media(Yang, Helgason, Sigfusdottir, & Kristjansson, 2013)
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Higher levels of internet associated with lower levels of
well-being• Loneliness; Self-isolation• Emotional Health: Depression; Low self-
esteem • Social discomfort; poor social adaptation
and social skills; communication with peers• Poor coping skills
Findings 1
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Higher levels of internet usage equates with lower levels of
well-being • Diminished impulse control – (need for instant gratification)
• Aggressive Behavior (violent gaming) • Teens are becoming less independent
because parents can always access their children. (essential to finding one’s identity)
Findings 2
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Impacts on the Brain• Only the left side of the brain is used
when a person is texting and interacting with a computer screen.
• Brain is still “under construction”
• Brain develops by stimulation-Neuroplasticity
• Right side of brain isn’t getting the stimulation it needs to develop
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Impacts on the Brain• Attention Deficit Disorder: – Need for constant entertainment– Inability to delay gratification
• Brain is on overload– can’t process all the information
• Decrease in ability to feel empathy– don’t see how what they do effects others
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Social and Emotional Effects
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Conflicting Research• Internet usage has a positive effect
on socialization and self-concept(Desjarlais & Willoughby, 2010)(Mathers et al., 2009)
• Other studies show that computer usage has a negative effect on these same areas(Heim, Brandtzaeg, Kaare, Endestad, & Torgersen, 2007)
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We all know … TV is badSeveral studies link excessive TV and video games in children to…– Attention problems– Lower long-term educational outcomes– Increased substance abuse– Higher rates of obesity– Lower cognition function for children.
(Kappos, 2007)
But can we trust the research?
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New massive study in Iceland (n=10,829)
• Five different types of internet use:
– TV/VCR/DVD– Internet computer games– Non-internet computer games– Internet chatting / social media– Other computer use
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New massive study in Iceland (n=10,829)
• Five questions of negative wellbeing– Feeling sad with little interest in doing
things– Little appetite– Felt lonely– Cried easily or wanted to cry– Had sleeping problems– Felt sad or blue– Felt that the future was hopeless
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Findings 1Students who were on electronics
4+ hours a day
were
2-5 times more likely
to experience negative indicators
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Findings 2
Girls were significantly
more affected by increased use
(although they were less likely to use in excess)
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Findings 3
No one area of computer use had
more of an effect than another
and
This was merely correlational findings not causational
(Yang et al., 2013)
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Multitasking
Does it have side effects?
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Discovery Girls Study (Pea et al., 2012)
Research question:
How does media and media multitasking affect feelings of social success and social wellbeing?
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Finding 1
Older girls multitask more
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Finding 2Media multitasking was associated
with:
Less social successNot feeling normal
Sleeping lessAnd fewer parent-approved friends
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Finding 3Face-to-face communication was associated
with:
More social successGreater feelings of normalcy
Sleeping moreAnd more parent-approved friends
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Two Quotes“People who frequently interact with people face to face seem to feel less
need to use other media while doing so.”
“Even media meant to facilitate interactions between children, are associated with unhealthy social
experiences.”
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Possible Solutions 1• Establish rules: have conversation about
concerns, appropriate usage, time allotted
• Embrace the media world: Be involved and aware of what teens are doing online
• Teach teenagers what’s appropriate and inappropriate regarding social media
• Be a role model: adults are often glued to computers/phones as well
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Possible Solutions 2• Teach empathy, which some lack due to
technology
• Encourage other interests besides technology
• Balance brain usage
• Take breaks from being on computer
• Awareness of Cyberbullying, Cybersex and sexting on well-being
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Apps to promote healthy usageSelf-Control
Time Out
Rescue Time
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RescueTime
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RescueTime
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Summary1. Research is trailing digital ecology
2. TV Internet / Smart-life
3. Moderate use vs. Excessive use
4. Gender effects: genetic or environmental?
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