Kyle Van Gaeveren
@kvgaever.bsky.social
PhD researcher at imec-mict-UGent | Stuyding digital wellbeing using digital trace data and ESM | https://disconnect.ugent.be/
Proud to share our new paper on how patterns of mobile communication relate to feeling rushed.
We combined experience sampling and smartphone log data, capturing frequency, duration, fragmentation, and notifications across four app categories, to examine direct and indirect links via task juggling.
We combined experience sampling and smartphone log data, capturing frequency, duration, fragmentation, and notifications across four app categories, to examine direct and indirect links via task juggling.
Does your 📱 make you feel rushed?⏳
kvgaever.bsky.social, daviddeseg.bsky.social, smurphee.bsky.social & Mariek M. P. Vanden Abeele show how smartphone email, chat, work app & social media use shape time pressure and task juggling.
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kvgaever.bsky.social, daviddeseg.bsky.social, smurphee.bsky.social & Mariek M. P. Vanden Abeele show how smartphone email, chat, work app & social media use shape time pressure and task juggling.
�� https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2050157925137707010
October 14, 2025 at 8:30 AM
Proud to share our new paper on how patterns of mobile communication relate to feeling rushed.
We combined experience sampling and smartphone log data, capturing frequency, duration, fragmentation, and notifications across four app categories, to examine direct and indirect links via task juggling.
We combined experience sampling and smartphone log data, capturing frequency, duration, fragmentation, and notifications across four app categories, to examine direct and indirect links via task juggling.
Reposted by Kyle Van Gaeveren
New in cognitive psychology: Analyzing the Affective Consequences of Normal Sleep Fluctuations: A Multiverse Investigation Using Experience Sampling Data, from Stephen Murphy, @kvgaever.bsky.social, @daviddeseg.bsky.social, and Mariek Vanden Abeele doi.org/10.1525/coll...
Analyzing the Affective Consequences of Normal Sleep Fluctuations: A Multiverse Investigation Using Experience Sampling Data
How much we sleep at night is believed to impact next-day affective experiences. Yet, the existing research is encumbered by methodological limitations. To address this issue we harnessed experience s...
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June 30, 2025 at 9:13 PM
New in cognitive psychology: Analyzing the Affective Consequences of Normal Sleep Fluctuations: A Multiverse Investigation Using Experience Sampling Data, from Stephen Murphy, @kvgaever.bsky.social, @daviddeseg.bsky.social, and Mariek Vanden Abeele doi.org/10.1525/coll...