Is YouTube Giving Us All ADHD

The video discusses the impact of social media on teenagers, focusing on a study linking internet use to ADHD symptoms. It highlights the difference between correlation and causation, emphasizing that the study does not prove social media causes ADHD. The video also introduces a new color X-ray technology that offers improved imaging with less radiation, using advanced detectors developed at CERN.

What is a common criticism of younger generations regarding technology use?

• They are less creative.

• They are always on their phones.

• They are more social.

• They are more productive.

What did the study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association find?

• A cure for ADHD.

• A link between internet use and ADHD symptoms.

• A direct cause of ADHD from social media.

• No connection between internet use and ADHD.

How did researchers measure changes in ADHD symptoms over time?

• By conducting brain scans.

• By interviewing parents.

• Through follow-up surveys.

• By observing classroom behavior.

What is a major limitation of the study on social media and ADHD?

• It only included adults.

• It used outdated technology.

• It was too short.

• It cannot establish causation.

What is the main advantage of the new color X-ray technology?

• It is already commercially available.

• It is cheaper than traditional X-rays.

• It provides colorful images of tissues.

• It uses more radiation.

What technology does the new X-ray device use to differentiate tissue types?

• Particle tracking computer chips.

• Traditional X-ray film.

• Ultrasound waves.

• MRI technology.

What is a potential benefit of the new X-ray technology over MRI?

• It is faster.

• It can scan people with implants safely.

• It is more expensive.

• It uses more radiation.