Reporting Mobile Social Media Use: How Survey and Experience Sampling Measures Differ

RT @mariek_vda: @vkarnowski for her work on Mobile Experience Sampling (e.g., https://t.co/iE6ZqvwVuG) and @LeeHumphreys for her naturalist…

@vkarnowski for her work on Mobile Experience Sampling (e.g., https://t.co/iE6ZqvwVuG) and @LeeHumphreys for her naturalistic observations of phone use in public settings (e.g., https://t.co/0bwBMUNpP2) 6/7

Take home message: in small sample, ppl overestimate how much time they spend on social medias compared to in-situ measures. Odd results! 2. Naab et al (2018) Reporting mobile social media use: how survey and experience sampling methods differ https://t.c

Another great paper which highlights how retrospective or generic average reporting of smartphone use (or social media use in this case) is generally rather flawed. https://t.co/5b3ob0rk6L