NEWS, EVENTS & MEDIA COVERAGE
The Interbeing Lab shares updates, events, public writing, and media coverage that highlight our research and engagement with academic, professional, and public audiences.
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| Making the Most of Screen Time (Broadcast Media Mention / Research Featured CBS Mornings / Talk of the Table Research Featured) | June 12, 2026 | CBS Mornings |
Rinanda Shaleha and Nelson Roque’s work on screen time was featured in a CBS Mornings segment on making the most of screen time. The segment highlighted that how people scroll… |
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| Q&A: When Is Screen Time Healthy and When Is It Not? | June 9, 2026 | Pennsylvania State University News / Health and Human Development |
Rinanda Shaleha was featured and quoted in a Penn State News Q&A with Nelson Roque on when screen time may support or harm well-being. In the article, she explains why… |
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| Graduate Exhibition: Daily Screen Time and Cognitive Performance in Adults | March 2026 | Pennsylvania State University/J. Jeffrey and Ann Marie Fox Graduate School |
Rinanda Shaleha presented dissertation research examining daily screen time and cognitive performance in adults using ecological momentary assessment. The presentation was part of the 41st Penn State Graduate Exhibition at… |
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| Public Webinar: Overstimulated Love and Cognitive Overload in the Digital Era | December 2025 | The Interbeing Lab |
The Interbeing Lab hosted a public webinar on attention, relationships, and cognitive overload in the digital era. The session featured Rinanda R. A. Shaleha and psychologist Daniar Dhara Fainsya as… |
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| Conference Presentation: Daily Stress, Cortisol Dysregulation, and Screen Time in Midlife and Older Adults | November 2025 | Gerontological Society of America (GSA) |
Rinanda Shaleha presented research on daily stress, cortisol dysregulation, and screen time in midlife and older adults at the Gerontological Society of America Annual Scientific Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts. |
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| Conference Presentation: Screen Time Reporting Accuracy and Cognitive Impacts | August 2025 | American Psychological Association (APA) |
Rinanda Shaleha presented research on discrepancies between self-reported and device-tracked screen time and their implications for cognitive performance at the American Psychological Association (APA) Annual Convention in Denver, Colorado. |
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| Our Phones Are Making Us Miserable — So Why Can’t We Let Go? | April 18, 2025 | Philadelphia Magazine |
Rinanda Shaleha was interviewed and quoted as a featured expert on screen time, digital overload, and intentional technology use. Her commentary highlights that not all screen time is created equal… |
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| Invited Talk: Introduction to Ecological Momentary Assessment for Cognitive Research | Febuary 2025 | Center for Nursing Research - Nese College of Nursing |
Rinanda Shaleha gave an invited research presentation for the Center for Nursing Research Seminar Series at The Pennsylvania State University. The talk introduced ecological momentary assessment as a method for… |
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| Rethinking screen time: A better understanding of what people do on their devices is key to digital well-being | November 19, 2024 | The Conversation USA |
This public-facing article explains why screen time should be understood beyond total duration. It highlights how different types of screen use, including educational, work-related, social, and entertainment activities, may have… |
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| Conference Presentation: Motivation and Engagement in Tech-Based Cognitive Interventions | November 2024 | Gerontological Society of America (GSA) |
Rinanda Shaleha presented research on how motivational factors may shape engagement and adherence in technology-based cognitive intervention programs at the Gerontological Society of America Annual Scientific Meeting in Seattle, Washington. |