Health

“I lost track of time”: how we get caught up in digital applications?

• We’re spending more and more time on our smartphones, especially on apps like TikTok or Facebook. But do we really know how much time we’re spending on them?
• A study with several thousand participants explored why we tend to underestimate this time and the implications of this perception.
• Satisfaction decreases our ability to keep track of time; familiarity allows us to correct this.
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