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Every day, billions of people scroll, swipe, and skim through digital content—often on small screens, in distracted environments, and with limited time. Some will read or view the content, but most will not. This is because users can be interrupted, uninterested, or unconvinced that the content is worth their attention and time. This includes engagement with news about important information, risks related to science, health, and civic information that directly affects their lives.

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Introduction: Rethinking Engagement in a Distracted Digital World

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    2026年

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  • Ronald Yaros

摘要

Every day, billions of people scroll, swipe, and skim through digital content—often on small screens, in distracted environments, and with limited time. Some will read or view the content, but most will not. This is because users can be interrupted, uninterested, or unconvinced that the content is worth their attention and time. This includes engagement with news about important information, risks related to science, health, and civic information that directly affects their lives.