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Host of Curse of America's Next Top Model from @iheartpodcasts formerly @theSkimm @voxmedia @MiddayWYPR & @NPR she/her/chile #wssu
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Bridget Armstrong is a producer for Midday hosted by Tom Hall. She joined the WYPR team as a producer of Maryland Morning in March 2016. Before coming to WYPR, she worked for SiriusXM and prior to that, at NPR. While at NPR, Bridget worked on the 2014 Elections Desk and Tell Me More hosted by Michel Martin, where she produced discussions addressing race, gender and pop-culture. A true lover of conversation, Bridget also hosted and produced a roundtable podcast. Bridget is a graduate of Winsto…

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The Truth About ‘America’s Next Top Model’ Is Even Darker Than You Think

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By Bridget Armstrong
| Grazia Magazine (UK) Verified
Home| Life| TV & Film What you see in the Netflix docuseries is the tip of the iceberg.
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Screen Time, Sociodemographic Factors, and Psychological Well-Being Among Young Children

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By Soyang Kwon, Bridget Armstrong, Nina Wetoska
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified
Key Points Question Is there a relationship between screen time and psychological well-being among young children? Finding In a nationally representative sample of 48 775 young US children, children who had 2 or more hours a day of screen time had lower levels of psychological well-being indicators, compared to children who had 1 hour a day of screen time. Meaning Study findings suggest an association between 2 hours or more of daily screen time and the psychological well-being of young children.
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Harnessing technology and gamification to increase adult physical activity: a cluster randomized controlled trial of the Columbia Moves pilot - International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity

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By Courtney M Monroe, Bo Cai, Sarah Edney, Danielle E Jake-Schoffman, Keith Brazendale, Bridget Armstrong, Chih-Hsiang Yang, Gabrielle Turner- McGrievy, Agnes Bucko
| The International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity Verified
A 12-week (April-July 2018), parallel-group, pilot cluster RCT for promoting PA called Columbia Moves was conducted. Participants were recruited (January-April 2018) from the Greater Columbia, South Carolina, U.S.A. area via flyers, e-mails sent via listservs, and word of mouth. Interested individuals were encouraged to form a self-selected team of 3–8 persons comprised of members in their existing social circle (e.g., friends, family members, co-workers).
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