Swiping Through Videos Increases Boredom, Study Finds

New research reveals that rapidly switching between videos leads to less engagement and more dissatisfaction.

A University of Toronto study shows that fast-forwarding or skipping videos heightens boredom.
Participants reported higher satisfaction when watching a single video without interruptions.
Digital switching fragments attention, making content less meaningful.
Boredom is linked to negative mental health outcomes, such as depressive symptoms.
Researchers suggest mindful media consumption to enhance viewing experiences.