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Short Video Addiction in Adolescents: Concentration Training Works
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Chinese researchers identify attachment anxiety as a risk factor for excessive short video consumption and show how attention control has a protective effect. Short Video Addiction (SVA) in adolescents affects not only the ability to concentrate, but also the ability to perceive and interpret other people's emotions. Haodong Su from Anhui Science and Technology University comes to this conclusion in a new study. According to Su, the repeated con…
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