cam a22 5 4500 599670525 CHVBK 20201217120944.0 200324s2021 dcu b||| 001 0 eng| 2020012941 978-1-4338-3207-9 paperback 1-4338-3207-0 978-1-4338-3246-8 ebook (IDSBB)007215006 (OCoLC)1147959130 DLC ger DLC OCLCO OCLCF rda BF311 .H7637 2021 153 23 Human capacity in the attention economy edited by Sean Lane and Paul Atchley 2009 Washington, DC American Psychological Association [2021] pages cm Text txt rdacontent/ger ohne Hilfsmittel zu benutzen n rdamedia/ger Band nc rdacarrier/ger Includes bibliographical references and index "The rise of ubiquitous information technology-smartphones, unbridled Internet access, and various applications of these tools-has interacted with the ways we are wired to think, feel, and behave. This book provides a fascinating look at the impact of the Internet and technology through the lens of human capacity. Chapters examine what makes these technologies so addictive; their effect on emotional well-being, memory, learning, and driving; replenishing depleted cognitive reserves; and how to chart a way forward in the attention economy"-- Cognitive science Information technology Psychological aspects Information society Psychological aspects Cognitive science fast Information technology Psychological aspects fast Lane Sean M. editor Atchley Paul editor Online version Human capacity in the attention economy 978-1-4338-3246-8 BK020000 XK020000 XK020000 acq-record IDSBB B500 B500 FH VRF_ IDSBB 775 08 Online version Human capacity in the attention economy 978-1-4338-3246-8 IDSBB 700 1- Lane Sean M. editor IDSBB 700 1- Atchley Paul editor SWISSBIB 599670525