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A Relevance Rate Model of the affective mechanisms linking social media use to later attentional disruption

Hippolyte Fournier
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affectattentioncognitionneurosciencepreprintpsychologyrelevancesocial-media
Social media use is increasingly suspected of harming attention, but the evidence remains too limited to draw any firm conclusions. One obstacle is the lack of a framework specifying how such use might affect attention afterwards, without any device. To address this gap, we draw on emotional attenti
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