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…

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…

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…

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…

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.

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.

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…

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…

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…

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.