Research explores how short-form videos on social media affect attention span in young people, suggesting solutions like meditation.
This research paper explores the impact of exposure to short-form video content on social media on the attention span of teenagers and young adults. It examines the role of dopamine-driven scrolling habits, the effects on academics and productivity, and possible solutions such as meditation and focus-based applications.
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Avika Singhal (2026) studied this question.
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