I haven't actually tried it, but I've heard from some European colleagues that they really like anytype. I keep thinking of trying it but hard to test mid semester..
Jenny Grant Weinandy
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Mum of two; 🏴 Asst. Prof. at Ohio University, studying perceptions of addiction, gambling, sex, harm reduction
![line graph from Jenny's dissertation showing differences in percentage of participants endorsing various indicators/symptoms that suggest "addictiveness" for three groups of things: Recognized Addictions (i.e., substances & gambling), Technologies (e.g., social media), and Sexual behaviors (e.g., porn). The note states there are significant differences between groups in endorsement of the indicators: Physical Dependence, Induces a Withdrawal, Creates Tolerance, Incites Cravings, Timeline Dependent, and Treatment Needed, based on a MANCOVA analysis. The graph suggests that these indicators were more highly endorsed for Recognized Addictions than the other two groups.
Grant Weinandy, J. T. (2023). Understanding perceptions of levels and indicators of addictiveness and related factors [Dissertation, Bowling Green State University]. ProQuest Dissertations Publishing. https://www.proquest.com/openview/e549ca67a4f3e26dfff7c8a266bb16ca/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=18750&diss=y](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:w6jtxk5mmzncanfvp4rsedvv/bafkreih4h5h4sq6mm4lvockbzggne4oenlfuti6t3falzrjiyusfskh3ja)
