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Media · Interaction · Cognition · Adolescents · Health (MICAH)

During adolescence, brains and lives change rapidly. We investigate how digital media practices – such as social media, messaging, gaming, and video –relate to mental health and the development of executive functions like attention, working memory, inhibition, and flexibility. For a balanced perspective, we consider risks as well as opportunities.

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Projectlead

Gregor Waller, Dr. Benoît Bediou (Université de Genève)

Co-Projectlead

Florence Van Hove (Universität Freiburg)

Project team

Mirjam Jochim, Dr. Anh Nguyen-Danse (Université de Genève)

Project partners

Université de Genève; Universität Freiburg

Project status

ongoing, started 08/2023

Institute/Centre

Institute of Human Behaviour, Society and Technology (IMGT)

Funding partner

SNF Projektförderung

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