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Several posts exemplify nuanced debates about the article, with commenters mentioning the balanced nature of the review, referencing specific studies like Wilmer et al., and discussing how digital distractions influence concentration without necessarily diminishing cognitive capacity. The tone varies from cautious curiosity to analytical, reflecting appreciation for the research's complexity in shaping views on smartphone use and mental functioning.
Most posts acknowledge the complexity and mixed evidence regarding smartphones' impact on cognition, reflecting cautious support for the review’s balanced findings.
Discussions demonstrate high curiosity, with multiple mentions of scientific studies and references to different viewpoints, indicating active engagement with the topic.
Posts compare research results, cite specific studies, and analyze implications, showing a moderate depth of engagement rather than dismissive attitudes.
Discussions suggest that the article influences understanding and perceptions about digital habits and cognition, but there’s limited indication of it motivating immediate changes or actions.
@nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas: https://t.co/j9n9BEzql9
There is enough science on smart phones, social media, mass news penetration and global effect of instant, persistence communications to understand negative factors. Negative influences that are sensed but aren't being communicated clearly to users. https://t.co/HS78x82xrc
Found this review (from 7 years ago now) to be very balanced and helpful: https://t.co/va8gsjeVB8
@Montparnase19 @MargalidaLlomp1 Això no és cert. La tecnologia digital (sobretot els mòbils) dificulta concentrar-se però no fa minvar la capacitat de fer-ho. És a dir, ens genera distraccions, però no canvia la capacitat de parar atenció. Aquí deixo un revisió de la recerca al respecte. https://t.co/j9n9BEzql9
@rakwtf that all caps and full stop are very passive-aggressive, also would urge you to checkout this highly cited paper https://t.co/URz5f8kUmZ
https://t.co/EFms6Bh59u
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@thefurlinator @AbbyMachines the short form content may have more merit, but we are not talking youtube shorts or a movie kind of lenght, but about with content for at least 16 hours https://t.co/RVnZgrvh5J And it pretty much only happens when you don't engage with long form content https://t.co/WRs50hI47l
https://t.co/AiqeOSJzTf
Found this review (from 7 years ago now) to be very balanced and helpful: https://t.co/va8gsjeVB8
https://t.co/EFms6Bh59u
@OldThunder41 @JCesarPL ...los presuentos efectos de los móviles en la cognición (atención, memoria...): https://t.co/j9n9BEzYaH
@rakwtf that all caps and full stop are very passive-aggressive, also would urge you to checkout this highly cited paper https://t.co/URz5f8kUmZ
FUN FACT FRIDAY! It's unclear how smartphones affect cognition overall. Some research suggests we might benefit cognitively, depending on how they're used. See the article by Wilmer et al. (2017)! https://t.co/cuEwUFnwum #kpupsych #funfact #psychology #technology #smartphones https://t.co/0VcXoAnxL2
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
RT @hruizmartin: @nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas…
@nolo14 @jordi_a Te lo complemento con este sobre los supuestos efectos del uso de los móviles en las funciones cognitivas: https://t.co/j9n9BEzql9
@Montparnase19 @MargalidaLlomp1 Això no és cert. La tecnologia digital (sobretot els mòbils) dificulta concentrar-se però no fa minvar la capacitat de fer-ho. És a dir, ens genera distraccions, però no canvia la capacitat de parar atenció. Aquí deixo un revisió de la recerca al respecte. https://t.co/j9n9BEzql9
@Ya_Ali03 @egm0nt @amphetamemeee @tyler02020202 This covers the data up until it’s publication, when it comes attention it has shown short term negative correlations. Long term it’s been mixed when not using self-reporting methods (which are unreliable). So, no causal relationship has been found https://t.co/e4nkgeILzQ https://t.co/aiEenRyVvb
@DrMatthewSweet @theleedslibrary Fair! So more methodology than the argument. Though perhaps argument too. Anyway, it’s Friday night, and I have no major horse in this race. This was interesting - highlights a few disagreements / junctures. https://t.co/t3rcjtwr6d Look forward to your article.
@legendofcelia_ Totalmente. Estaba buscando estudios científicos sobre el tema (hay mucha afirmación en internet sacada de la manga) y encontré esta revisión de la relación entre uso de smartphones y procesos cognitivos. Nombra muchas causas posibles: https://t.co/5msYl20LRt
RT @RYP__: There is enough science on smart phones, social media, mass news penetration and global effect of instant, persistence communica…
There is enough science on smart phones, social media, mass news penetration and global effect of instant, persistence communications to understand negative factors. Negative influences that are sensed but aren't being communicated clearly to users. https://t.co/HS78x82xrc
RT @Ms410berry: Smartphones and Cognition: A Review of Research Exploring the Links between Mobile Technology Habits and Cognitive Function…
Mobile technology habits and cognitive functioning—are there links? Mama always said too much of one thing could be bad... In the middle of reading this article. https://t.co/3mASki11c9 #media #cognition #smartphones
Smartphones and Cognition: A Review of Research Exploring the Links between Mobile Technology Habits and Cognitive Functioning Henry H. Wilmer, Lauren E. Sherman, and Jason M. Chein While smartphones and related mobile technologies are recognized as flex https://t.co/iXbVfW9USR