Research suggests people are getting more bored | Despite the growing accessibility of entertainment, people are reporting more frequent experiences of boredom, with potential adverse effects on mental health, learning, and behavior.
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PsyPost
Research suggests people are getting more bored
A perspective piece published in Communications Psychology by Katy Y.Y. Tam and Michael Inzlicht suggests that digital media use may actually contribute to higher levels of boredom.
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Certain sounds associated with illness—like coughing 🤧 and sniffling 🤧—may interfere with learning by distracting people during educational tasks. The human brain may be particularly sensitive to cues that signal the presence of disease, which could divert attention away from other tasks.
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PsyPost
These common sounds can impair your learning, according to new psychology research
Your brain’s ancient defense system might be sabotaging your test scores. New research suggests our "behavioral immune system," which makes us subconsciously alert to signs of illness, can be triggered by coughs and sniffles.
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How does AI affect how we learn: A cognitive psychologist explains why you learn when the work is hard 🤔📚, « While generative AI tools are moving into classrooms at lightning speed ⚡, robust research on the question at hand hasn’t moved nearly as fast. »
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The Conversation
How does AI affect how we learn? A cognitive psychologist explains why you learn when the work is hard
Chatbots can facilitate ‘cognitive offloading,’ or taking shortcuts when learning. But emerging research on AI and cognitive science shows that learning is like a workout.