Screens, phones and attention

An Indacas example study. How much time you spend on your phone, what pulls you back to it, and how it affects your focus. A short survey now and a two-minute check-in every fortnight.

This is an example study run by Indacas so you can try taking part. Your answers are real and are deleted when the beta ends.

Example study Academic United Kingdom Open-ended

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Study type

Academic

Purpose

Research

Where

Remote

Running

From Oct 2026 — ongoing

What the study is

Almost everyone carries a screen and almost everyone has an opinion about it. This study collects the plain facts: how long you reckon you spend on your phone, which apps take most of that time, whether notifications are on, and how easy you find it to concentrate. You answer a short eligibility check and a ten-minute survey when you join, then a two-minute check-in every fortnight for two months if you opt in. Guesses are fine; there is a "don't know" option where it matters. This is an example study run by Indacas. Your answers are real and are deleted when the beta ends.

Who can take part

Researchers

Principal investigator

reece walsh

This study is open to new participants.

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