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>and ‘In a typical DAY, how many hours do you spend using a computer? (not including time using a computer at work)’ Sure, that's at least an attempt. However
by technofiend 6y ago
>and ‘In a typical DAY, how many hours do you spend using a computer? (not including time using a computer at work)’
Sure, that's at least an attempt. However would you characterize spending time on a personal project work? That's why I called out my specific examples of side jobs and hobby projects.
I'm not rejecting the findings In particular, maintaining optimal sleep and lessening screen time (which is often an issue in youth), while having adequate physical activity and good dietary quality, may reduce the symptoms of depression,” of lessening screen time in favor of more constructive activity like exercise. I'm suggesting there's probably room here for a deeper dive into the kind and quality of screen time, because even bucketing it into just work vs everything else is arguably too broad. I believe some kinds of screen time are constructive.
- dash2 6y agoThat's interesting, but have you got evidence for your belief? Are you sure the wish is not father to the thought here?
- technofiend 6y agoWell clearly not, any more than I have evidence to the contrary. I did my best to qualify my statements that it's just one person's opinion. Sorry if that's not obvious.
- tahira0509 6y agoInteresting
- jjk166 6y agoThe onus is on those making the initial claim that they have properly accounted for error and that their interpretation of the evidence is the most reasonable. Questioning if a potential error has been accounted for or if another interpretation has been considered is important.