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Despina Stavrinos,Benjamin McManus,Andrea T Underhill et al. Despina Stavrinos et al.
Adolescence is a critical period in brain development particularly in regions related to attention and executive function (EF). As the use of electronics and media in daily activities increases, one essential question is how adolescent atte...
Elliot Mbunge,Boluwaji Akinnuwesi,Stephen G Fashoto et al. Elliot Mbunge et al.
COVID-19 pandemic affects people in various ways and continues to spread globally. Researches are ongoing to develop vaccines and traditional methods of Medicine and Biology have been applied in diagnosis and treatment. Though there are suc...
Vladan Starcevic,Adriano Schimmenti,Joël Billieux et al. Vladan Starcevic et al.
Cyberchondria is an excessive or repeated online health information seeking that is associated with increasing levels of health anxiety or distress. This article presents a model of cyberchondria during public health crises such as the COVI...
Olaf Zawacki-Richter Olaf Zawacki-Richter
This case study looks at the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on teaching and learning at universities in Germany. It examines the question of whether the current practice of Emergency Remote Teaching in the online term 2020 will lead to an...
Jon D Elhai,Dean McKay,Haibo Yang et al. Jon D Elhai et al.
Health anxiety has been linked with fear and anxiety regarding COVID-19. Higher levels of health anxiety likely increased social distancing and self-isolating during the pandemic. We investigated relations among health anxiety, fear of miss...
Rachel Leigh Greenspan,Elizabeth F Loftus Rachel Leigh Greenspan
On social media and in everyday life, people are often exposed to misinformation. Decades of research have shown that exposure to misinformation can have significant impacts on people's thoughts, actions, and memories. During global pandemi...
Alexander Skulmowski,Günter Daniel Rey Alexander Skulmowski
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the public was regularly presented with visualizations of the viral pathogen causing this disease. Since there are several ways of visually communicating information, we investigate whether different types of v...
Cathy Mae D Toquero,Karen Joy B Talidong Cathy Mae D Toquero
Digital technology has served people for educative purposes and formation of virtual social connections for the co-existence of human relationships amid the COVID-19 pandemic. This article presents the socio-educational implications of the ...
Julie Jiang,Emily Chen,Shen Yan et al. Julie Jiang et al.
Since the outbreak in China in late 2019, the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has spread around the world and has come to dominate online conversations. By linking 2.3 million Twitter users to locations within the United States, we study in ag...
Alexander Skulmowski,Günter Daniel Rey Alexander Skulmowski
As a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, teaching in universities needed to be quickly transitioned from regular on-campus classes into technology-enhanced teaching formats. In this article, we present the case study of Chemnitz University of ...