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1. mashable.com › article › binge-watching-health-effectsThe surprising health benefits of binge-watching - Mashable

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   Dec 11, 2021 · A "binge" implies watching a succession of your favorite shows or series is unhealthy. In reality, media experts who research the effects of binge-watching have found there are benefits of...

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2. library.fiveable.me › binge-watchingBinge-watching - (Communication and Popular Culture) - Fiveable

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   Definition. Binge-watching refers to the practice of watching multiple episodes of a television series or films in one sitting, often facilitated by the availability of entire seasons on streaming platforms.

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4. link.springer.com › article › 10Binge-Watching: What Do we Know So Far? A First Systematic ...

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   Jan 16, 2020 · Along with the expansion of on-demand viewing technology, the practice of binge-watching (i.e., watching multiple episodes of TV series back-to-back) has recently gained increasing research interest, given its potential harmfulness and presumed addictive characteristics.

   • Author: Maèva Flayelle, Pierre Maurage, Kim Ridell Di Lorenzo, Claus Vögele, Sally M. Gainsbury, Joël Billie...

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5. www.pcmag.com › how-to › amazon-prime-video-featuresAmazon Prime Video Features Every Binge-Watcher Should Know

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   Jun 7, 2021 · Amazon Video has quietly evolved from a Prime perk into a premier streaming service. Here are some cool features that culture vultures should check out.

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6. www.verywellhealth.com › binge-watching-and-healthBinge-Watching and Your Health: What To Know - Verywell Health

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   Sep 1, 2023 · Binge-watching—the act of streaming many television episodes in one sitting­­—is become more and more common with all the streaming options available to consumers, including Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Video, among others.

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7. neurolaunch.com › binge-watchingUnderstanding Binge Watching: Science & Effects - NeuroLaunch.com

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   Aug 22, 2024 · The neurological impact of binge-watching is profound and multifaceted. As we delve deeper into this topic, we’ll explore how this seemingly innocuous pastime can have far-reaching effects on our brain chemistry, behavior, and health.

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   What is binge-watching & how does it work?

   • Binge-watching—the act of streaming many television episodes in one sitting—is become more and more common with all the streaming options available to consumers, including Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Video, among others. You can stream these services on your television or on another electronic device, such as a laptop, tablet, or cell phone.

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   Is binge-watching harmful?

   • A First Systematic Review of the Evidence Along with the expansion of on-demand viewing technology, the practice of binge-watching (i.e., watching multiple episodes of TV series back-to-back) has recently gained increasing research interest, given its potential harmfulness and presumed addictive characteristics.

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   Is binge-watching a psychological mechanism?

   • This study also argues that the dynamic relationship between depression and self-regulation deficiency is a possible psychological mechanism in binge-watching. Walton-Pattison E, Dombrowski SU, Presseau J. “Just one more episode”: Frequency and theoretical correlates of television binge watching.

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   Why do people binge-watch?

   • To understand the allure of binge-watching, we must first examine the psychological factors that drive this behavior. One of the primary motivations behind marathon viewing sessions is escapism and stress relief. In a world filled with constant demands and pressures, television offers a temporary respite from reality.

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   Is binge-watching the new normative mode of watching TV shows?

   • As a prime indicator of the cultural shift in watching, binge-watching (i.e., watching multiple episodes of a TV series back-to-back) has rapidly become the new normative mode of viewing TV shows, especially among young adults [1, 4].

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   How common is binge-watching?

   • LaylaBird/Getty Images. Binge-watching has become common behavior. In fact, a 2018 poll found that 60% of American adults who use on-demand streaming services binge watch. Percentages are higher with younger audiences, with 73% of 18 to 29-year-olds binge-watching at least once a week.

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9. www.universityofcalifornia.edu › news › why-bingeWhy binge-watching might actually be good for you

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   May 30, 2017 · This new media “cheating” among streaming couples — watching an episode of a Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu or other series ahead of one’s partner — is in fact three-times more prevalent now than when Netflix first analyzed the concept four years ago.