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To verify the character of those behaviors, researchers carried out two experiments. They enrolled three groups of members from Hungary. Those in the first group viewed an uneventful video, while those in the second watched a shockingly appealing one. Participants were then tasked with a second task. This proved to be more interesting, and led to a first-rate change in contributors' boredom levels. Despite this, the outcomes were inconclusive. A identical experiment related to a phallic pyramid of dot coms was not as successful, however the resulting data did yield a few noteworthy findings. First, the aforementioned video boredom induced mood enhancement didn't linger for more than the duration of the 2-back task. As a result, members showed higher rates of media multitasking in the interest situation in comparison to their opposite numbers. However, these effects were more a feature of the undeniable fact that the two-back task required more brainpower than the only-back version, a incontrovertible fact that could have contributed to the lower rates of media multitasking present in the other group. Secondly, there has been no evidence that the aforementioned mood enhancement stimulated members' potential to distinguish the video from the real deal.
18.03.2023