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Have not watched the video and couldn’t find one specific one so ima guess since no-one else answered…
Basically it’s about how social media becomes addicting to many people, both teens and adults— as well as kids; although teens, who find technology more accessible due to being born in a generation raised to understand technology, may struggle more with this addiction. The notification sound or pop-ups create a rush of endorphins in the brain due to the gambling-like reward system of messaging and social media; until opening the app, a notification could either be something negative— a hate comment, someone spamming, etc.— could be something positive / reinforcing— such as likes or comments on one’s post— and, in rare cases, can act as the incentive / reward— for example, someone’s crush replying to their comment, or a message back from someone they’d been wanting to message with for a while. This system encourages the brain to seek out social media, wanting to receive the rewards.
Basically it’s about how social media becomes addicting to many people, both teens and adults— as well as kids; although teens, who find technology more accessible due to being born in a generation raised to understand technology, may struggle more with this addiction. The notification sound or pop-ups create a rush of endorphins in the brain due to the gambling-like reward system of messaging and social media; until opening the app, a notification could either be something negative— a hate comment, someone spamming, etc.— could be something positive / reinforcing— such as likes or comments on one’s post— and, in rare cases, can act as the incentive / reward— for example, someone’s crush replying to their comment, or a message back from someone they’d been wanting to message with for a while. This system encourages the brain to seek out social media, wanting to receive the rewards.