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Infomania

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is the debilitating state of information overload, caused by the combination of a backlog of information to process (usually in e-mail), and continuous interruptions from technologies like phones, instant messaging, and e-mail. It is also defined as an obsessive need to constantly check social media,
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conducted an experimental study which described effects of information overload on problem solving ability. The 80 volunteers carried out problem solving tasks in a quiet space and then while being bombarded with new emails and phone calls that they could not answer. Results showed a reduction in IQ
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Wilson compares working while having an incoming of calls and email can reduce someone’s ability to focus as much as losing a night’s sleep. Not only can it affect one’s ability to function below their full potential at a job or in class, but it has been found that it can become addicting using
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technology as well. For example, how often have you found yourself on your phone checking work emails during a lunch with family on the weekend? This is just one of many examples of the addiction effect of infomania.
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Przybylski, Andrew K.; Murayama, Kou; Dehaan, Cody R.; Gladwell, Valerie (July 2013). "Motivational, emotional, and behavioral correlates of fear of missing out".
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published a clarifying note about the study in which he documented the limited size of the study and stated the results were "widely misrepresented in the media".
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by an average of 10 points during the bombardment session, but not everyone was affected to the same extent; men were distracted more than women. In 2010,
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There have not been any long-term studies on the effects of infomania. However, Gloria Mark at UC Irvine conducted a study on the short-term effects of
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online news, and emails to acquire knowledge. This may be related to a fear of missing out (
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This article is about the psychological state. For the TV series on Current TV, see
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To date, the term infomania is not used to refer to any recognized
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Clarifying note by Dr. Glenn Wilson on the "Infomania" Study
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was an early book about life online. It was excerpted in
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Seattlepi:It's time to fight back against 'infomania'
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Infomania: The Guide to Essential Electronic Services
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Index

InfoMania
Infomania (Russian TV series)
FOMO
psychological disorder
Elizabeth M. Ferrarini
Cosmopolitan
Dr. Glenn Wilson
Dr. Glenn Wilson
Fear of Missing Out
Distraction
Information overload
Personal Information Management
FOMO
Foundation of Information Technology
ISBN
9788173356704
cite book
link
"the definition of infomania"





"'Info-mania' dents IQ more than marijuana"


Clarifying note by Dr. Glenn Wilson on the "Infomania" Study
"Hi, I'm a digital junkie, and I suffer from infomania"
Los Angeles Times

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