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Future robots could one day tell how you're feeling by measuring your sweat, scientists say
In a new study, scientists used skin conductance — a measure of how well skin conducts electricity — to assess the emotions of 33 participants who were shown emotionally evocative videos.
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Here’s what happens to your body during an Instagram session (and after)
In a nutshell Instagram use creates a distinct physiological state combining decreased heart rate (deep focus) with increased ...
Social media might be making you sweat—literally
A new study finds that scrolling Instagram triggers a strange physiological response: slowed heart rates, increased sweating, ...
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Ever Felt Anxious After Stopping Instagram? Durham Study Unveils the Science Behind It
Instagram browsing triggers pleasurable feelings, but halting the activity leads to anxiety and social media cravings.
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Using skin conductance to tell apart emotions. (IMAGE)
Traces of skin conductance over time were recorded and analyzed to reveal patterns of how people respond to different emotional stimuli. Credit must be given to the creator.
Scientists find scrolling social media has a surprising effect on our bodies
They found that, while scrolling on social media, their heart rates slowed, but at the same time, they started sweating more.
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Scrolling Social Media Triggers Unique Physiological Responses, Study Finds
A new study reveals that using social media induces distinctive physiological effects, including slowed heart rate and ...