Adolescents addicted to short-form videos tend to have more sleep problems and social anxiety. Short-form video addiction is defined as an “obsession characterized by the repeated use of short-form video apps (such as TikTok), resulting in strong and continuous craving and addiction.”
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Adolescents addicted to short-form videos tend to have more sleep problems and social anxiety
A study in China found that adolescents with more severe addiction to short-form videos tend to have worse sleep quality and higher levels of social anxiety. The paper was published in BMC Psychology.
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A new brain imaging study suggests that people who report symptoms of addiction to short-form video platforms—such as TikTok 📱 or Instagram Reels 🎥—may be less sensitive to financial losses 💸 and make faster, more impulsive decisions ⚡.
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People with short-video addiction show altered brain responses during decision-making
People who frequently use short-video apps like TikTok may show reduced loss sensitivity and impulsive decision-making, according to a new neuroimaging study that links addictive use patterns to changes in brain activity during risky choices.
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