Mobile Phones, Emotions, Data
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This document discusses 10 feelings people have about mobile phones: excitement, fascination, intrigue, impatience, uncertainty, disappointment, understanding, caution, rebelliousness, and disgust or delight. It notes that mobile phones provide an opportunity to rethink psychology since they are ubiquitous, sensor-rich devices that are with people over 80% of the time and could be used to gain insights into people's lives through consecutive digital records. Mobile phones have the potential to help develop interventions through collecting inputs from people and sensors, applying algorithms, and providing outputs.
![if psychology had no history
if it was invented today [] we
would use smartphones
because they are ubiquitous,
unobtrusive, intimate, sensor-
rich, computationally powerful,
and remotely accessible
G. Miller
and with us > 80% of the time](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/mscss-120625104230-phpapp01/85/Mobile-Phones-Emotions-Data-11-320.jpg)
Mobile Phones, Emotions, Data
- 2. 10 feelings about mobile phones @neal_lathia
- 9. 8. intrigue
- 10. mobile phones are an occasion to re-think what psychology could be... G. Miller
- 11. if psychology had no history if it was invented today [] we would use smartphones because they are ubiquitous, unobtrusive, intimate, sensor- rich, computationally powerful, and remotely accessible G. Miller and with us > 80% of the time
- 12. 7. impatience
- 14. 6. uncertainty
- 15. depressed person vs. neal programming
- 17. psychology needs to concern itself with life as it is lived, with significant total-processes of the sort revealed in consecutive and complete life documents Gordon Allport, 1942
- 18. 1. people/input 2. sensors/input interventions 3. applications/output
- 19. 4. disgust / delight
- 20. 91% of 28-35 year olds text while on the toilet
- 24. 3. rebellious
- 27. 2. caution
- 29. 1. understanding