pfft (Score 1)

In agreement here with comments above re: how it really depends on industry and intent. Previously having studied med sci before stumbling upon a linux kernel and plunging balls deep into the shell so to speak, I know enough about experimental design and stat manipulation to know that conclusions like these in Psychology can be dubious enough let alone Sociology studies like this one... making a questionnaire with a lie scale (if they even used one), and then throwing in some self reported data of time management on social media doesn't prove shit. Perfect example on how social media increased my work productivity: On the news channel in the background I've been hearing about this big deal called the Heartbleed bug over and over again... it's big news now apparently and they're telling me that it's a very big deal, throwing big percentages around and all.. Because of my using social media I found out about this cve, checked systems and patched affected centos 6 servers 48hrs ago. Now I actually have nothing better to do with my time than type this shite to strangers.