Short-Form Videos and Prospective Memory: Lost Intentions
Short-form videos and prospective memory: 10 minutes of TikTok cut cue detection for a planned task by almost 40%. See the study and its limits.
Cyberpsychology: Science, behavior, and balance in the age of constant connection.
Cyberpsychology: Science, behavior, and balance in the age of constant connection.
Phantom Vibration Syndrome: The Alarm That Rings by Itself
Phantom vibration syndrome affects nearly 9 in 10 college students. See what the studies show, when it matters, and why it is not addiction.
Psycho-Cybernetics Digital Self-Image: Beyond the Filter
Discover how psycho-cybernetics digital self-image explains feed anxiety and how to reprogram your internal servo-mechanism. Read the full analysis.
Displacement Hypothesis Social Media: The Hidden Cost
Learn how the displacement hypothesis social media explains teen mental health by replacing sleep, family meals, and real bonds. Read the full study.
Golden Cages Digital Freedom: Trapped in a Curated Life
Explore golden cages digital freedom, how social feeds and status curate modern confinement, and how to reclaim true autonomy. Read and reflect now.
Attention and Social Media: 5 Key Findings About Focus
Attention and social media: five scientific findings on what feeds do to focus and how to regain deep attention. Read and rethink your usage.
Anxious Generation Social Media Teens: The Great Rewiring
Jonathan Haidt reveals how phone-based childhood impacted anxious generation social media teens between 2010 and 2015. Read the 4 core harms.
Digital Perception and Learning: How Brains Process Noise
Explore how digital perception and learning affect attention, memory, and cognitive overload. Discover strategies to retain value in high-stimulus environments.
Digital Hedonism Motivation: Dopamine or Purpose?
Explore how digital hedonism motivation and dopamine shape social media habits. Learn to shift from short-term reward to true purpose online.
Digital Intelligence and Technology: Beyond IQ Tests
How digital intelligence and technology affect fluid cognition, Gardner's multiple intelligences, and Goleman's emotional self-control online.