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Attention and Social Media
Attention and Social Media
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What is considered a "normal" attention span for adolescents/adults?
15 to 30 minutes
20 minutes to several hours
3 to 5 minutes
few seconds to a few minutes
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: Anxiety and stress can make it harder to focus and maintain your attention.
False
True
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Which answer was
NOT
an impact of social media use?
Hyperactivity
Decreased Attention Span
Information Overload
Increased risk of accidents/injuries.
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Which answer was
NOT
a way to improve your attention?
Establish a Routine
Take Regular Breaks
Practice Single-Tasking
Improve listening
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What is attention?
Attention is the ability to choose and concentrate on relevant stimuli
Attention is the choosing what stimuli enters the brain
Attention is the amount of time you can focus on a specific task
Attention is the ability to ignore stimuli
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What are potential
negative
impacts of having a short attention span?
Difficulty listening and engaging in conversations
Increase risk of accidents/injuries
Difficulties with time management
All of these
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Which answer was
NOT
a way to improve your attention?
Set Clear Goals and Priorities
Limit Digital Distractions
Take Regular Breaks
Build relationships
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: Some say our ability to process information quickly and make rapid decisions is changing due to social media.
True
False
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What is attention span?
Attention span is the ability to concentrate on relevant stimuli
Attention span is the ability to ignore stimuli
Attention span is the choosing what stimuli enters the brain.
Attention span is the amount of time you can focus on a task/stimulus
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Which answer was
NOT
an impact of social media use?
Difficulty with concentration
Difficulty with time management
Difficulty with self regulation
Difficulty listening and engaging in conversations