Sustainability Award for Dana Braß, Henry Dicken, and Prof. Dr. Theda Radtke
Sustainability Award for Dana Braß, Henry Dicken, and Prof. Dr. Theda Radtke
Using social media platforms directly in the morning is nothing unusual. However, this is often associated with so-called infinite scrolling (IS). This often gives users the feeling of being trapped in a loop of use, which unfortunately prolongs the use of social media platforms. The aim of the Good Morning Scrolling study is to change the daily morning routine. The effects of a new morning routine on well-being, flow experience at work and health are to be investigated. Daily diaries are planned over a period of approx. 2-3 weeks.
The project is currently in the pilot phase.
Staff
Ann-Kathrin Sowa (Lead); Paula Bartling; Nicolette Danzebrink; Jola Schlüsselburg; Prof. Dr. Theda Radtke