#ProblemDefinition P&P

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Problem Definition

Daniel’s Definition What if we saw technology not as evil, but as a coping mechanism? We reach for our phones when we feel anxious. For example, we may want to avoid eye contact or looking bored when waiting alone in a restaurant, so we pull out our phones. Perhaps this reliance on technology is a symptom of a deeper issue.

Problem Definition Exercises

1. Clarifying priorities by focusing on key critical issues. Key issue I am trying to address and why it is important:

Improve the disconnection resulting from technology dependency

We are starting to see the side effects on social interactions, mental, physical well-being.

2. Who are we addressing the problem for:

Anyone who is struggling or isolating themselves from connecting in real life and is substituting actual relationships with virtual interactions.

3. Social / Cultural factors shaping the problem:

Social platforms are fueling a FOMO culture that has accelerated our fixation to surrogate ourselves online

4. Evidence that was discovered that makes this topic worth the investment:

We are witnessing how our compulsion to technology is impacting us mentally, physically and socially. This rising crisis affects me personally. I can attest to the hold technology has had on my family and the toll it has made on our relationships.

5. Think of the problem differently. I tried to reframe it:

Maybe Technology isn’t ruining our lives, but instead we are looking to direct blame technology for the tension and insecurities that arise from our online social lives. Maybe Making technology the sources of evil makes dealing with our problems easier

Michelle’s Definition The real challenge is that an addiction to technology is sweeping our generation. Benign behavior like checking apps for notifications can and is turning into addictive behavior over time for children, teens, and adults alike. The biggest problem with this lies in the impact it has on human relationships.

As we learned from our research, like any addiction, the real cost is how it affects our the quantity and quality of relationships in our lives. Our addictions to technology cause us to miss out on many moments with our loved ones that we will not have the opportunity to relive. Bonding on the couch after dinner. Idle playtime at the park on a Saturday. Opportunities to connect with our partners, children, and loved ones are all around us. However, we’re picking up screens and losing time for meaningful connections.

What I want to accomplish is a simple challenge or intention that everyone in our group can stick to for a period of a time. I want each of us to see how this impacts the relationships in our lives. From there, I want us to figure out how we can challenge others to turn off technology for quality time with your families.

Colleen’s Definition

What if we focused on time? Giving back the time that the screen took to do something positive, meaningful, and tied to your goals.

How we can allocate our time more properly? What if you had a goals list and you documented how long you wanted to spend on each. Then you could see, with data, the true problem of how you’re spending your time. The Group Problem Definition We are reaching for technology in moments when we feel bored, anxious, insecure, and stressed. We end up spending hours looking at screens each day. The real problem is the opportunity cost for what we’re losing when we are idly using technology. How might we help people become aware of how they’re spending their day so that they can allocate their time to meaningful life goals?

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