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In this bonus episode of Plenary Session, I'm going to be playing you the audio recording

of a class I taught on a recent JAMA Pediatrics paper entitled The Association Between Screen

Time and children's performance

on a developmental screening test. It was published January 28th, 2019 in JAMA Pediatrics, and now has

an alt-metric score of over a thousand. If you want to listen to this lecture, you really need to

read the paper beforehand. You need to give it a good read

and see what you think about it and then take a listen to my thoughts on this topic. The audio

recording will mean little to you if you have not previously read this paper. So I encourage you to

take a read of the paper, formulate your own thoughts, and then compare them against how I read it.

And, you know, I think there's a lot of room for further discussion on this topic.

So see what you think.

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