David A. Ellis, Professor of Behavioural Science

An anatomical fMRI of my brain. 
My parents have a copy on their coffee table. You could too.
What the average smartphone use looks like for a 20 something year old over 2 weeks. Black areas indicate times where the phone was in use. Figure from Andrews et al., 2015.  
Look familiar? One study explored the decisions people make about activity tracking on their iPhone.
Going for a coffee. Patterns of movement from digital data can be usful for understanding individual and group psychology. Figure from Geyer et al., 2019.
 
Q. Do people behave consistently in their digital lives? A. Yes.
Sometimes I’m on the radio.
Or the telly.


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