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Fleeting Attention While Scrolling: Dwell Time and Exposure in Social Media Feeds
Social media feeds expose users to rapidly changing streams of content, but relatively little is known about how long individual posts remain available for processing during user-controlled scrolling. We analyzed high-resolution behavioural logs from a fully interactive, simulated Instagram-like pla
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