Getting Likes Activates the Same Brain Region as Cocaine
That rush when a notification arrives is no accident. UCLA and Stanford research shows social media activates the same reward regions as cocaine.
Notes from ad accounts, clinic projects and software work.
That rush when a notification arrives is no accident. UCLA and Stanford research shows social media activates the same reward regions as cocaine.
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