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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #43891 Short ADHD media
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We're designed to focus on one thing at a time. There's no secret that the frequent context switching that happens when we use social media, so scrolling through our phones and seeing lots of different bits of completely unrelated bits of information like news ads, you know, cat videos that results. In significantly measurable. Attention deficits. So I'm not saying it causes ADHD, but studies have shown that if you use your phone for more than an hour in teens that result in these.
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