Miss Lisa
02-23-2011, 10:16 PM
This was a while ago, but this was just brought up in another thread. To prove a point to us, my psych teacher had us each give up something for a week.
About six of us gave up facebook for a week, and I'm pretty sure that only one person made it the entire week without cracking. If not one, then two at the most. Another thing that was noticed was that all of had started texting more than we had before we gave up fb.
I think ten people gave up texting and I know that only four of them made it the entire week. These people in turn noticed that they were on facebook a lot more than they had been.
Five gave up pop. I think out of the five there was only one that cracked, and the others made it the entire week. The ones who made it though were pretty cranky and irritable by the end of the week though.
Four gave up junk food and only one person cracked. Those who didn't also seemed cranky and irritable.
It was harder to give up forms of communication than it was food and caffeine. Or, at least those did better than the ones giving up communication.
About six of us gave up facebook for a week, and I'm pretty sure that only one person made it the entire week without cracking. If not one, then two at the most. Another thing that was noticed was that all of had started texting more than we had before we gave up fb.
I think ten people gave up texting and I know that only four of them made it the entire week. These people in turn noticed that they were on facebook a lot more than they had been.
Five gave up pop. I think out of the five there was only one that cracked, and the others made it the entire week. The ones who made it though were pretty cranky and irritable by the end of the week though.
Four gave up junk food and only one person cracked. Those who didn't also seemed cranky and irritable.
It was harder to give up forms of communication than it was food and caffeine. Or, at least those did better than the ones giving up communication.