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People go to considerable lengths to avoid being bored, according to the study ... Many people will go to great lengths to avoid the restless or empty feelings that are often triggered by boredom.

The study relates that hundreds of online volunteers reported feeling more bored after jumping from one YouTube video to another over a 10-minute period. "Feeling bored is unpleasant ...

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“Boredom is closely linked to our attention,” she continued. “We feel bored when there’s a gap between how engaged we are and how engaged we want to be. When people keep switching through ...