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Mindful Tech Use

Students often gain a heightened awareness of their social media habits after experiencing withdrawal from certain apps. While some return to their old ways, many report making more mindful choices, such as deleting apps that negatively impact their well-being. The conversation highlights the addictive nature of technology and the importance of fostering genuine social interactions, suggesting that device makers are well aware of the psychological hooks they create.
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    The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.

    The Science Of Creating Happiness

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    • Why did Mark Hyman and Laurie Santos say that device and app makers are aware of their capacities to create addictive behaviors, likening their products to 'fake social interaction' or 'junk food for the soul' in the episode The Science Of Creating Happiness and the clip Mindful Tech Use?

    • Why did you say that "Mark Hyman and Laurie Santos suggest that device and app makers are aware of their capacities to create addictive behaviors, likening their products to 'fake social interaction' or 'junk food for the soul'?"

    • Why did you say that "Mark Hyman and Laurie Santos suggest that device and app makers are aware of their capacities to create addictive behaviors, likening their products to 'fake social interaction' or 'junk food for the soul'" in the episode The Science Of Creating Happiness and the clip Mindful Tech Use?

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