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This work argues that the harms commonly attributed to social media arise not from technologies supporting social connection but from their implementation within the attention economy, and proposes an architecture that does, making the attention economy not just discouraged but structurally impossible.
This work introduces the CAST framework to connect measurement choices with person-specific models of exposure, behavior, physiology, and experience and proposes four synchronized measurement modules linking mobile and wearable data with self-reports and intervention responses.
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