Comments for "Social Media Addiction and Attention-Related Cognitive Errors Among Adults in Kerala"
Xq Q
Rating: 10/10
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2026-08-30
Who convinced you why?I don't think social media is a problem right now. I agree with you all when you say it is a problem. But if you are smart enough, you should come up with a solution.
Athira Shivan
Rating: 10/10
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2026-08-30
Sincere efforts are taken by the researcher. People fail to admit their socialmedia addiction publicly points to moderate addiction. Their behavior is normalized,socially expected,and hidden .
Vijesh Nambiar
Rating: 10/10
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2026-08-31
Nowadays, social media addiction among youth is becoming a very serious concern. This article is very informative and highlights an issue that deserves more awareness and discussion.
Ravi Menon
Rating: 9/10
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2026-08-31
An excellent analysis of a modern crisis. We are constantly feeding our brains with short form content ,which rewires our ability to focus deeply.
Sunitha M
Rating: 10/10
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2026-08-31
This is a highly relevant article. Social media addiction is real and it is seriously destroying our attention span and productivity. Thank you for addressing this crucial issue
Vyshakh Mk
Rating: 10/10
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2026-09-01
This study prepared is very relevant and noteworthy. The relationship between social media use and attention deficit in adults in Kerala has been scientifically examined.
Chandran K
Rating: 10/10
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2026-09-01
An excellent article that will be useful for future research. it presents a well-structured study examining the link between social media addiction and attention-related cognitive errors in Kerala's a
Valsavathi M K
Rating: 10/10
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2026-09-01
This study offers a timely and rigorous analysis of how social media overuse impacts daily cognitive performance among adults in Kerala.
Malavika V
Rating: 10/10
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2026-09-01
This article provides sharp empirical data that significantly enriches current literature on digital health and behavioral psychology.
P Praveen
Rating: 1/10
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2026-09-02
The article has been prepared considering all age groups in the society.The inferences may be utilised for ensuring a better life and a happy world with optimal use of social media.
Ammu
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2026-09-03
The article Social Media Addiction and Attention-Related Cognitive Errors Among Adults in Kerala examines the relationship between excessive social media use and attention-related cognitive lapses a
Lakshmi
Rating: 10/10
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2026-09-04
This empirical study offers a relevant, methodologically sound look at digital-era attention slips among adults in Kerala. Utilizing validated tools like BSMAS and ARCES alongside appropriate non-para
Linitha.m
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2026-09-04
Social media addiction in children is becoming worse.This article was so useful and effective for parents.We should protect our children from social media usage and engage them with effective activity
Sachin Prabhu
Rating: 10/10
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2026-09-04
A very insightful and relevant article!
It clearly highlights the connection btwn social media use and everyday attention-related cognitive errors.Great work and an important topic for todays world.
Suneer
Rating: 10/10
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2026-09-05
Nowadays, it is mostly childrenrather than adultswho are addicted to social media I appreciate your research methodology.
Jyothi Sivadasan
Rating: 9/10
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2026-09-06
A very relevant and insightful research topic, especially in todays digital world, is a good reminder of the importance of maintaining healthy screen-time habits and using social media mindfully.
Dileep R
Rating: 1/10
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2026-09-06
It is a well designed study that clearly shows a strong link between heavy social media use and daily attention errors in this population
Aswathi M K
Rating: 9/10
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2026-09-06
A timely study addressing the increasingly relevant issue. The systematic statistical analysis stregthens the results n discussion... kudos to all hardwork....
Sikkanthar
Rating: 1/10
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2026-09-06
Your research is clearly helps us understand how deeply social media influences both children and adults in kerala choosing such an important and relevant topic!
Adithyan M K
Rating: 10/10
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2026-09-06
An insightful and relevant study exploring the relationship between social media addiction and attention related cognitive errors among adults in Kerala. Well-presented and thought provoking research.
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