Title: How TikTok Is Addictive. Psychological Impacts of TikTok’s… | by - | DataSeries | Medium
Headings: How TikTok Is Addictive
How TikTok Is Addictive
Psychological Impacts of TikTok’s Content Recommendation System
TikTok is Unique
The Audience
How TikTok Affects Us
What TikTok Does Well
The Attention Economy
Conclusion
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Content: It is simply difficult to convey adequately the view that you represent so quickly with such limited and distanced engagement. This makes the platform more susceptible to the kinds of expected stimulus seen in addiction. TikTok as a platform fulfills some of those requirements for addiction. The short videos provide us with relevant information that stimulate a dopamine response. This process is constantly reinforced by consistently supplying us with more appropriately recommended videos. What I would I also propose is TikTok allows viewers to engage intimately and anonymously with many content creators without being judged or feeling obliged to participate while giving users permission to judge. This sense of connection, distant engagement, the ability to be anonymous and expressive with a stream of constantly relevant information and our recommendations being chosen for may serve as platform to develop an addiction. As of yet, there are no direct mental disorders listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) for information/TikTok addiction. What TikTok Does Well
Although I have been critical of TikTok, it is important of note that TikTok does provide a platform with advanced features for individuals to engage with and share in their creativity. This platform helps individuals democratize their creativity.