This is the final analysis for a study designed to investigate how smartphone presence may impact different aspects of cognition.

This document is provides additional information to a poster presented at the Annual Psychonomics Society (2021) conference.

This is a preliminary analysis / first-pass analysis on data collected for a larger study. The final analysis can be found at: https://rpubs.com/a_ruiz_pardo/ smartphone_cbs

This document outlines the analyses from Study 1 in my dissertation. The purpose of this study was to investigate Ward et al.’s (2017) second experiment by completing a direct replication. Therefore, the present study investigated how the mere presence of one’s smartphone effects cognition. This was pre-registered through OSF and can be found at the following link: https://osf.io/5fq4r.

This presents preliminary analyses for a larger project. The first stage of the project was presented at the Psychonomic Society 2021 Annual Meeting and can be found at: https://rpubs.com/a_ruiz_pardo/ psychonomics_2021

This document outlines the preliminary analyses in a larger study. The final analysis can be found at: https://rpubs.com/a_ruiz_pardo/ reexamining_brain_drain

This document is provides additional information to a poster presented at Association for Psychological Science (APS, 2019) conference. The rising prevalence of smartphones has prompted research about how they can impact cognitive abilities. We explored: (1) individual differences in how people feel towards and interact with their smartphones, (2) how smartphones affect different aspects of cognition, and (3) interactions between individual differences and these effects.