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DESCRIPTION:Offered by the Health and Well-being Program\n\nIn the so-calle
 d technological era\, cell phones and social media have infiltrated almost
  every part of our lives. From relationships\, work\, and well-being\, we 
 consider these devices to be essential in managing ourselves. In this talk
 \, our speaker will be presenting research findings and demonstrating how 
 and why technology influences us. You will be provided with insight into t
 he benefits and detriments of technology and will be provided with tip on 
 how to use technology in a healthy and beneficial way.\n\n \n\nThis sessio
 n is a part of The Mental Health Research Speaker Series which consist of 
 ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Faculty or graduate students presenting research and insights in th
 e areas of mental health and well-being.\n\n \n\nAbout the speaker: Jennif
 er Heyman is a sixth year PhD student in Dr. Lauren Human's Social Interac
 tion and Perception Lab. Her research focuses on how different forms of te
 chnology\, such as cell phones and social media\, influence our in-person 
 interactions with others\, specifically how people form impressions of new
  acquaintances and established romantic partners.\n\n \n\nTo register:\n\n
 1. Click here to access Minerva.\n\n2. In the Employee Menu\, click on Tra
 ining Menu\, select Health and Wellbeing Program Services\, and follow the
  instructions to register.\n\nFor more information regarding registration\
 , and general inquiries please contact healthandwellbeing.hr [at] mcgill.c
 a \n
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SUMMARY:The Mental Health Research Speaker Series: Why Are We So Pulled in 
 By Technology? The Good\, The Bad and The Science
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