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Researcher

David de Segovia Vicente

Awards & Distinctions

7 Results

2024

Connected yet cognitively drained? A mixed-methods study examining whether online vigilance and availability pressure promote mental fatigue

Kyle Van GaeverenStephen MurphyDavid de Segovia VicenteMariek Vanden Abeele

A1 Journal Article in COMMUNICATION RESEARCH

Optimizing mobile support for physical and mental health : a glimpse of mHealth projects

Ellie YangArian KashefiDavid de Segovia VicenteJulius KlingelhoeferEstelle Mi

Why, how, when, and for whom does digital disconnection work? A process-based framework of digital disconnection

Mariek Vanden AbeeleHeidi VandeboschErnst KosterTom De LeynKyle Van GaeverenDavid de Segovia VicenteSara Van BruysselTim van TimmerenLieven De MarezKarolien Poels et al.

A1 Journal Article in COMMUNICATION THEORY

2023

Does being ‘always on’ burn us out? Exploring associations between perceived availability pressure, online vigilance and subjective fatigue in a large-scale experience sampling study involving smartphone trace data

Kyle Van GaeverenDavid de Segovia VicenteStephen MurphyMariek Vanden Abeele

Does mindless scrolling hamper well-being? Combining ESM and log-data to examine the link between mindless scrolling, goal conflict, guilt, and daily well-being

David de Segovia VicenteKyle Van GaeverenStephen MurphyMariek Vanden Abeele

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION

Fifty shades of ‘screen time’ : adding dimensions beyond ‘frequency’ and ‘duration’ to map the rhythms of everyday smartphone use

Kyle Van GaeverenDavid de Segovia VicenteStephen MurphyMariek Vanden Abeele

Who gets it right? An exploratory study testing whether individual narratives of digital well-being align with quantitative observations of psychological states and smartphone trace data

David de Segovia VicenteMariek Vanden AbeeleKyle Van GaeverenStephen Murphy