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The Change Lab Web Design Proposal
The Attention Economy and Mental Health: Anxiety as a moderator between ADHD symptoms, phone use, and sleep
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Bayesian Methods Tutorials for Psychological Research
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Stanford Psychology Podcast: Learning from The Human Screenome Project
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Climate Impacts of Digital Use Supply Chains
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Summer 2024 Undergraduate Opportunities
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Data Democracy
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Stanford Mini-Conference on Longitudinal Methods
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Winter 2024 Class: Ensemble Sonification Of Temporal Data
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Time for Change
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The Affective Dynamics of Everyday Digital Life: Opening Computational Possibility
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The Change Lab Goes To The Affective Science Annual Conference 2023 in Long Beach, CA
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Analyzing Psychological Dynamics in the Multilevel Modeling Framework
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No Evidence that Digital Activity is Related to Long or Short-term Changes in Depressive Symptoms
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