Media Multitasking Is Associated With Higher Body Mass Index in Pre-adolescent Children.

Front Psychol · 2019 · PMC6863887 · PMID 31798499

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Lastly, a median split of the sample based on untransformed MMT scores revealed that those participants who reported relatively more frequent MMT behaviors tended to have higher BMI z -scores ( M = 0.515, SD = 1.05) than those with less frequently reported MMT behaviors ( M = 0.243, SD = 0.82); this difference was marginally significant, t (177) = 1.90, d = 0.285, p = 0.059.

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