Screen Time...spending time in front of a screen influences their sleep 14% 18% Women 1 in 5 Australian women are concerned spending time in front of a screen is affecting their sleep

Screen TimePrepared for Poem Group for OPSMMarch, 2017

Methodology

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• The study was conducted among 1,000 Aussies aged 18+.

• Surveys were distributed throughout Australia including both capital city and non-capital city areas as shown to the right.

• Fieldwork commenced on Friday 24th March and was completed on Monday 27th March 2017.

• This study was conducted online amongst members of a permission based panel.

• After interviewing, data was weighted to the latest population estimates sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

• This study aimed to explore people’s attitudes and behaviours regarding digital screen usage.

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Example Methodology Text for Media Releases:The research was commissioned by Poem Group and conducted by Lonergan Research in accordance with the ISO 20252 standard. Lonergan Research surveyed 1,000 Australians aged 18+. Surveys were distributed throughout Australia including both capital city and non-capital city areas. The survey was conducted online amongst members of a permission-based panel, between 24th March and 27th March 2017. After interviewing, data was weighted to the latest population estimates sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Detailed findings

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• Australians spend an average of 9.4 hours (cumulative) in front of a screen on a daily basis. Amongst office workers and Gen Y, this increases to 11.4 hours and 10.2 hours of total screen time respectively.

• On average, Australians will spend almost 4 hours (3.9) in front of a computer screen, with office workers spending over 1.5 times the national average (5.9 hrs). 1 in 5 (19%) Australians spend 7 or more hours in front of a computer screen on a daily basis.– Gen X spend the most time in front of a computer

screen (4.5 hrs; cf. Gen Y 3.6 hrs, Baby Boomers 3.5 hrs)

• On average, Australians spend nearly 3 hours (2.9) in front of a TV screen. Nearly half (45%) spend 3 hours or more in front of a TV screen.

• On average, Australians spend 1.8 hours in front of their smartphone screen. Amongst Gen Y, this average is 3 hours looking at their smartphone screens on a typical day.

• 1 in 5 (21%) Australians spend 3 hours or more in front of their smartphone screen. Amongst Gen Y, 2 in 5 (41%) are spending at least 3 hours in front of a smartphone screen.

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Q3. Thinking about the amount of ‘screen time’ you get on a daily basis (i.e. the amount of time you spend in front of a screen of any type)… How much time would you say you spend in front of the following screen types, on average, on a typical day? Base: Gen Pop 18+

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A Typical Australian’s Day

• Australians spend more time in front of a screen of any type than they do sleeping (9.4 hours cf. sleeping 7.3 hours).

• Australians spend more of their waking time looking at a screen than eating, commuting, exercising and getting ready for the day combined – total time 8.6 hours; cf. on screen 9.4 hours.

• Three quarters (76%) of Australians spend a part of their day working, and of those, they spend an average of 6.6 hours working.

• 7 in 10 (70%) of those who spend time working are putting in 5 hours or more into working on a typical day.

• 7 in 10 (72%) Australians will commute in their day and of those people, over one in three (36%) spend an hour or more on their commute.

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Concerns About Screen Time

• 3 in 5 (58%) Australians have concerns or negative feelings about the amount of screen time they currently experience. Amongst office workers, this increases to 71% having concerns or negative feelings about their screen time usage. Common concerns are that it makes their eyes tired (29%) and makes them feel like they’re wasting their day (22%).

• 3 in 5 (58%) of Australians express concerns about health and wellbeing impacts from the amount of screen time they experience.– Gen Y and Gen X are more likely to be concerned about health and wellbeing impacts (69% and 66%

respectively; cf. Baby Boomers 43%)– Concern about health and wellbeing impacts is more likely to be driven by those in capital cities (64%; cf.

regional Australia 47%) and working in an office (71%; cf. non-office environment 55%)• Over a third (37%) of Australians are concerned about experiencing eye fatigue – 3 in 10 (29%) are

concerned that their eyes get tired and 1 in 5 (21%) say that it makes their eyes sore.– Concern about the effect on their eyes is more likely to be found amongst those in capital cities (40%; cf.

regional Australia 31%) and working in an office (49%; cf. non-office environment 34%)

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Q4. Still thinking about the amount of time you spend in front of a screen. Which of the following describes any concerns you have or how you feel about the amount of screen time you currently experience? Base: Gen Pop 18+ (n=1,000)

Health & Wellbeing Impacts 58%

Eye Fatigue 37%

Attitudes Toward Blue Light

• Two thirds (68%) of Australians are concerned about blue light exposure, and nearly 4 in 5 (79%) would like to reduce the amount of blue light they are exposed to. – Concern about blue light exposure is primarily driven by women (76%; cf. men 60%) and Gen X (76%; cf.

Gen Y 68%, Baby Boomers 61%)– Corresponding to those who are concerned about blue light exposure, Australians who would like to reduce

the amount of blue light they are exposed to are also primarily driven by women (83%; cf. men 74%) and Gen X (85%; cf. Gen Y 78%, Baby Boomers 75%)

– Concern about blue light exposure is more likely to be found in capital cities (72%; cf. regional Australia 61%) and in a working office environment (77%; cf. non-office environment 66%)

– Those who would like to reduce the amount of blue light they are exposed to are more likely to be found in capital cities (82%; cf. regional Australia 74%) and in a working office environment (86%; cf. non-office environment 77%)

• Three quarters (75%) would prefer to eliminate the effects of blue light rather than reduce screen time.

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Social Media Bites

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Social Media Bites

• This survey has generated results that could help to promote unique content to specific age or gender demographics, or based on the State women live in.

• For example, using Facebook ads or promoted posts you could create content based on those who have shown interest in either food or drink and target the ads/posts so that they only appear to Australians aged 18-34. We have included a few examples on the next slide.

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Social Media Bites

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Gender based social media content:

Gender Facebook ad/promoted post target audience

Example Facebook ad/promoted post

Male Female

Australians don’t care about how much time they spend in front of a screen

24% 15% Men

A quarter of Australian men don’t care about the time they spend in front of a screen. Learn how to reduce the harm from exposure to blue light.

Australians are concerned that spending time in front of a screen influences their sleep

14% 18% Women

1 in 5 Australian women are concerned spending time in front of a screen is affecting their sleep. Learn how blue light can impact your sleeping.

Social Media Bites

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Age / Generation based social media content:

Age Facebook ad/promoted post target audience

Example Facebook ad/promoted post

18-34(Gen Y /

Millennial)

35-54 (Gen X)

55+(Boomers)

Concern regarding blue light exposure 24% 16% 28% Baby Boomers

3 in 10 Baby Boomers have no worries about blue light exposure. See what it is, and how you can minimise its harm.

Time spent looking at a smartphone/mobile phone

3.0 1.9 0.7 Gen Y / Millennial

On average, Millennials spend 3 hours a day looking at their phones. Learn the risks associated with screens and blue light, and how to reduce exposure.

Questionnaire

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Final Questionnaire 1366 Screen Time - OPSM

Introduction Text for Survey Respondents

Thank you for agreeing to participate in this survey. Please answer the following questions to see if you fall into the category of respondent we need to interview. You will need to provide a response for EVERY question to proceed with the interview.

Please be assured of complete confidentiality. Lonergan Research is bound by the Australian Market and Social Research Society Privacy Principles.

During the survey, please do not use your browser's FORWARD and BACK buttons. Instead, please always use the "Next" button below to move forward through the survey.

Demographics

D1 Where do you live in Australia?

Please select one response only SR

NSW – Sydney 01

NSW – Other 02

ACT 03

Victoria - Melbourne 04

Victoria - Other 05

Tasmania 06

Queensland - Brisbane 07

Queensland - Other 08

South Australia - Adelaide 09

South Australia - Other 10

Western Australia - Perth 11

Western Australia - Other 12

Northern Territory 13

Somewhere else 14 TERMINATE

D2 How old are you?

Please select one response only SR

17 years or less 01 TERMINATE

18-19 years 02

20-24 years 03

25-29 years 04

30-34 years 05

35-39 years 06

40-44 years 07

45-49 years 08

50-54 years 09

55-59 years 10

60-64 years 11

65-69 years 12

70-74 years 13

75-79 years 14

80-84 years 15

85-89 years 16

90-94 years 17

95+ years 18

Prefer not to disclose 19 TERMINATE

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D3 Are you male or female?

Please select one response only DO NOT RANDOMISE SR

Male 01

Female 02

CONTINUE IF RESIDE IN AUSTRALIA AND AGED OVER 18 YEARS (I.E. CODES 01-13 IN D1 AND CODES 02-18 IN D2)

Questionnaire

ASK ALL

1.& In a typical day, on average, how much time would you say you spend doing each of the following?

2. Please select one response per row RANDOMISE ROWS SR

None (0 mins)

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_1 Sleeping 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

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_3 Eating 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

_4 Working 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

_5 Showering/dressing/get

ting ready for the day 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

_6 Exercising 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

ASK ALL

3. Thinking about the amount of ‘screen time’ you get on a daily basis (i.e. the amount of time you spend in front of a screen of any type)… How much time would you say you spend in front of the following screen types, on average, in a typical day?

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gaming, watching DVDs, downloads, etc.)

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Any other screen (e.g. screens on buses, sat nav, screens on planes, pager, PDA, etc.)

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

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ASK ALL

4. Still thinking about the amount of time you spend in front of a screen. Which of the following describes any concerns you have or how you feel about the amount of screen time you currently experience?

Please select all that apply RANDOMISE 01-11 MR

Concerned for my health 01 Health & Wellbeing impacts

Makes me exhausted 02 Health & Wellbeing impacts

Like I’m wasting my day 03 Health & Wellbeing impacts

Makes my eyes tired 04 Health & Wellbeing impacts

I don’t really care 05

Disgusted in myself 06

It’s just the way it is these days 07

Like I have an ‘addiction’ 08 Health & Wellbeing impacts

It gives me a headache 09 Health & Wellbeing impacts

Makes my eyes sore 10 Health & Wellbeing impacts

Concerned it’s affecting my sleep 11 Health & Wellbeing impacts

Other (please specify) 12

None of the above 13

ASK ALL

5.

Blue light is part of the visible light spectrum which has a very short wavelength and produces a high amount of energy. Blue light reaches deep into the eye and its cumulative effect can cause damage to the retina and it can be connected to the development of vision problems. Blue light enters the eyes from natural light, as well as via the display screens of computers, electronic notebooks, smartphones and other digital devices. The amount of time people spend using these devices and the proximity of these screens to the user's face have many eye doctors and other health care professionals concerned about possible long-term effects of blue light on eye health. Thinking about that definition of blue light and how it affects the eye, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements?

Please select one response per row RANDOMISE ROWS SR

Strongly Agree

Slightly Agree

Slightly Disagree

Strongly Disagree

N/A

_1 I’d like to reduce the amount of blue light I’m exposed to 01 02 03 04 05

_2 I’m concerned about blue light exposure 01 02 03 04 05

_3 I’d prefer to eliminate the effects of blue light rather than

reduce screen time 01 02 03 04 05

ASK ALL

6. Which of the following best describes your working environment...?

Please select one response only RANDOMISE 01-08 SR

In an office 01

Outdoors 02

Educational / health institution 03

Transport / vehicle 04

Mobile workplace 05

Retail / hospitality 06

At home (including stay at home parent) 07

Building / construction site 08

Other 09

N/A 10

Detailed Tabular Findings

How to read the tables• These tables contain four different types of figures:

1. UNWEIGHTED COUNT (Column n): This refers to the number of people who fall into each category. The unweighted base generally only appears as the first row of figures.

2. WEIGHTED COUNT (WC): These figures show an estimate (in ‘000s) of the number of people in Australia who fall into each category, or who would answer the question in this manner. The weighted figures generally appear just above each percentage figure in the tables.

3. PERCENTAGE (%): These are vertical percentages. These can be interpreted in the following manner. “x% of COLUMN HEADING responded to the question with ROW HEADING”.

4. SIGNIFICANCE TEST: Significance testing was applied to these tables. Blue figures are significantly higher, and red figures are significantly lower at a 95% confidence level. Black figures are not statistically significant. A non-parametric t-test was conducted.

Please note: where sample sizes fall below n=30 (and statistics should be treated as indicative only), these columns are shaded grey.

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Ge der Age Ge eratio State

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Cap Cities Worki g e iro e t

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ould ou sa ou spe ddoi g ea h of the follo i g? -E er isi g TOTAL Male Fe ale - - - + Ge Y Ge X


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ould ou sa ou spe ddoi g ea h of the follo i g? -E er isi g TOTAL Capital Cit

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SC‘EEN TIME OPSM

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Cap Cities Worki g e iro e tQ _ . Thi ki g a out thea ou t of s ree ti e ouget o a dail asis i.e. thea ou t of ti e ou spe d ifro t of a s ree of at pe … Ho u h ti e ould

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ou sa ou spe d i fro t ofthe follo i g s ree t pes, oa erage, o a t pi al da ? -Co puter i ludi g ho eo puter, ork o puter,

laptops, ta lets, et . TOTAL Male Fe ale - - - + Ge Y Ge XBa

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ou sa ou spe d i fro t ofthe follo i g s ree t pes, oa erage, o a t pi al da ? -Co puter i ludi g ho eo puter, ork o puter,

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ou sa ou spe d i fro t ofthe follo i g s ree t pes, oa erage, o a t pi al da ? - TVi ludi g at hi g TV,

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ou sa ou spe d i fro t ofthe follo i g s ree t pes, oa erage, o a t pi al da ? - TVi ludi g at hi g TV,

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ou sa ou spe d i fro t ofthe follo i g s ree t pes, oa erage, o a t pi al da ? -A other s ree e.g. s ree so uses, sat a , s ree s opla es, pager, PDA, et . TOTAL Capital Cit

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SC‘EEN TIME OPSM

Ge der Age Ge eratio State

Q . Still thi ki g a out the a ou t ofti e ou spe d i fro t of a s ree .Whi h of the follo i g des ri es ao er s ou ha e or ho ou feel

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