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Attention Fragmentation: Toward a Formal Construct Definition, a Differentiated Nomological Network, and a Research Agenda for Scale Development
The proliferation of notification-driven, multi-device digital environments has produced widespread everyday experiences of scattered, discontinuous focus. Researchers and commentators frequently label this experience “attention fragmentation” (AF), yet the term is used loosely in the literature and
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