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Teens Who Can’t Put Down TikTok and Instagram Are Losing Their Sense of Time

Publié par The Wall Street Journal · États-Unis il y a 13 h

Instant gratification from short video clips makes it hard for people—particularly kids—to understand how the present affects the future, according to a study.

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Teens Who Can’t Put Down TikTok and Instagram Are Losing Their Sense of Time

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