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According to a new TikTok study, children who watch short videos tend to perform worse academically

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A study published in the journal PLOS ONE has revealed that the Chinese Academy of Sciences' researchers found a negative association between...

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The relationship between short video usage and academic achievement among elementary school students: The mediating effect of attention and the moderating effect of parental short video usage

Short videos have gained widespread popularity among elementary school students in China. As a form of entertainment media, their usage has steadily increased among adolescents in recent years. This phenomenon has sparked extensive discussions in society, especially against Chinese parents’ high concern for their children’s academic performance. Therefore, this study collected 1052 valid questionnaires from elementary school students, attempting…

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New TikTok research: Short video use linked to lower academic performance in children

Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences recently published a study in PLOS ONE examining the effects of short video usage on elementary school students’ academic performance in China. The study found a negative relationship between short video usage and academic performance, mediated by reduced attention spans. The findings highlight the potential influence of digital media on young learners. Short video platforms such as TikTok and Kwa…

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According to a new TikTok study, children who watch short videos tend to perform worse academically

A study published in the journal PLOS ONE has revealed that the Chinese Academy of Sciences' researchers found a negative association between...

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