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Modern Society: Electronic Interruptions and Social Media Obsession

Dive into the statistics on electronic interruptions across different settings, the impact of social media on daily life, and the evolving relationship between technology and parenting. Explore how social platforms infiltrate various aspects of our lives.

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Modern Society: Electronic Interruptions and Social Media Obsession

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  1. Apparently That Text Can’t wait – Not Even During Sex Presented by: Ian Frazier & Sheryl Robinol

  2. Electronic Interruption Statistics • 25+ age group, only half as tolerant to electronic interruptions compared to younger under 25 set • 6% bothered during sex • 17% during a meeting • 27% during a meal • 12% in the bathroom

  3. Social Media • “Embedded lives” • Uploading meal pictures before actually eating • Engage in social media while in bed • 48% update Facebook/Twitter before bed and before getting out of bed in the morning • 76% for under 25 age set • 19% check when they wake up during the night

  4. In-bed Social Media • Scan news before feet touch floor • 17% social media users check Facebook/Twitter before they turn on TV • 16% rely on social media for “morning news” • Contender with “Good Morning America” especially with breaking news

  5. Social Media & Parents • 1/3 of parents ban texting at dinner • 12% will take away social media as punishment • 47% just talks about misbehavior • 27% would get grounded • 22% would remove TV time • 15% would commandeer kids’ phones

  6. Questions

  7. Sources • http://adage.com/article?article_id=143705 • http://a.abcnews.com/images/Business/nm_texting_090610_mn.jpg • http://blog.pappastax.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/spanking_kids.jpg • Youtube.com

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