Digital behavior patterns and ADHD symptoms in late adolescents and young adults
BackgroundDigital media use has become deeply embedded in the daily lives of late adolescents and young adults, yet less is known about how specific digital behavior patterns are associated with ADHD symptom dimensions. This study focused on three emerging digital behaviors—speed watching, fragmented information consumption, and media multitasking—and examined their associations with inattention…
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