Why people with ADHD struggle to stop watching short videos - Earth.com
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People with ADHD more frequently experience difficulty stopping short-video consumption, leading to lost time, regret, and guilt, according to a study of 302 adults. The issue is not the video recommendations, but the endless feed that offers no natural stopping point, which challenges self-control and time awareness—abilities often impaired in ADHD. The research highlights how engagement-driven video feeds disproportionately affect individuals with ADHD, contributing to emotional and behavioral challenges.
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