“…Further, only specific populations have been studied, such as children (e.g., Mohd Shukri & Howes, 2014), students (e.g., Bryfczynski, Pargas, Cooper, & Klymkowsky, 2012), those with autism (e.g., Hourcade, Williams, Miller, Huebner, & Liang, 2013), health care providers (e.g., Li & Alem, 2013), patients (e.g., Jacobs, Clawson, & Mynatt, 2014), and office workers (e.g., Stawarz, Cox, Bird, & Benedyk, 2013). Other research has focused on specific behaviors, such as search (e.g., Song, Ma, Wang, & Wang, 2013), programming (e.g., Fagen & Kamin, 2013), and personal information management (e.g., Buttfield-Addison, Lueg, Ellis, & Manning, 2012) rather than a broader exploration of all activities. Marketing research has explored the use of tablets for shopping (e.g., Nielsen, 2012) and as a second screen accompanying TV viewing (e.g., Nielsen, 2012a).…”