PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSES OF ATTENTION DISRUPTION IN THE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ERA
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15795421
Keywords:
attention, digital technologies, psychological disruption, focus, multitasking, cognitive overloadAbstract
This article explores the psychological factors contributing to attention disruption in the context of widespread digital technology use. It analyzes how the constant use of digital devices such as smartphones, social media platforms, and multitasking behaviors negatively affect attention span and cognitive stability—especially among youth and students. The study presents empirical findings based on testing and surveys, aiming to identify underlying psychological mechanisms and provide recommendations for maintaining focus in the digital age.
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