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In 2004, the average attention span was two and a half minutes. Now, it is about 47 seconds. Why does this matter? Research shows constantly switching our attention from one thing to the next is stressing us out, says Dr. Gloria Mark. #stress #focus #science #psychology

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XXXXGoodbyeDopeyMuskXXXXX2 年前

@GloriaMark_PhD I don’t have time to read this tweet

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Martin Ratzmann2 年前

@GloriaMark_PhD What about the information throughput rate?

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Richard Pines2 年前

@GloriaMark_PhD Excellent article. Something for all of us to ponder for longer than 47 seconds.

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Dr. M Hintz2 年前

@GloriaMark_PhD More & more clients are complaining of trouble concentrating and being motivated to do even short & simple tasks. We conclude it’s related to chronic doom scrolling & constant dopamine hits with each new social media post. Advice: get off the phone!

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