The former are those myriad little activities that can really eat into your day: social interruptions, responding to e-mail, administrative work, etc.
No electronic or external social interruptions at the table -- it was pure family time.
1 4 Dizziness and vertigo may have serious individual and social effects, causing interruption of daily activities in 40% of affected individuals.
But I would be at home for the results–so I would access the questionnaire [medical consultation] from my laptop.' [Participant 2, Male, age 20] Participants also highlighted that they estimated that their interaction with the system would be in short chunks of time, possibly reflecting the perceived challenges of mobile access (both technological, e.g. signal drops, and social, e.g. interruption).
Facebook uses automatic suggestions like this to get people to tag more people, creating more social externalities and interruptions.
Now it is time to figure out how to replenish the Trust Fund to ensure no interruption in Social Security benefits, and to prevent the Social Security deficit from being turned into a convenient "crisis" for politicians to exploit as a pretext for cutting Social Security benefits.
The strongest (and most replicated) evidence for socially motivated behavior in infancy comes from reactions elicited by the sudden interruption in social interaction, known as the still face paradigm (Toda & Fogel, 1993; Weinberg & Tronick, 1996).
Results showed that preterm infants were as sensitive as term infants to the interruption to social contingency.
I couldn't remember the last time when I had such a delightful conversation with someone without the interruption of social media.
Measures on breastfeeding practices (frequency, duration, reasons for interruption, etc); social and financial support to help with infant care and weight and height measures were obtained.
