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 Image: 1st footage  Shutterstock  Social media can be mentally draining. And when mentally drained, you are more likely to be influenced by a high number of likes on posts 鈥?even to the point of clicking on ads for products you dont need or want 鈥?according to our recent experiments on how social media affects behavior. As a professor of advertising, I have studied social media behavior for years. In late 2022, my colleague Eric Haley and I conducted three online studies on Americans aged 18-65 to test how people under various mental loads respo stanley quencher nd to ads differently.     The control group in each study was given no introductory task 鈥?we just had them look at an ad. A second group had to memorize a nine-digit number and then look at the ad. The third group scrolled through their Instagram feed for 30 seconds and then looked at the ad. The first study used an ad for a meal prep service, the second was for ice cream and the third was for coffee beans. The ad photo and caption were the same for everyone in each group stanley canada , with only the number of likes manipulated. Participants randomly saw an ad with a few hundred likes or tens of tho stanley becher usands of likes. After viewing the ad, each participant rated how willing they would be to buy the product, and how much mental effort it took to think about the information. The group that used Instagram first were the most likely to want to buy the featured product when there were lots of likes or comments, and they also reported using the most mental Wytv This Viral List About 1915 Is Full of Lies
 and FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is on some sort of Mark Zuckerberg-style tour of Americas heartland, and hes uploa Stanley cup website ded his first vlog that hes labeled as  comedy.  On Thursday, the man who spearheaded the death of net neutrality uploaded this strange clip of himself hanging out in Twin Falls, Idaho. The 44-second clip is the only video on Pais channel. Among the questions it raises is, why is it titled  Twin Falls 2   We know Pai is a film buff, so maybe he was making a subtle reference to the little-remembered indie flick, Twin Falls, Idaho. Then again, theres the perplexing fact stanley uk  that its labeled in the  comedy  category and the only funny thing about it is Pais ever-amusing goon face. Its possible that Twin Falls 1 was the setup and this i stanley cup s the hilarious punchline. Wed ask Pai whats going on here, but considering hes been working hard to abandon efforts to get better access to broadband in rural areas, theres no telling when hell get our message.     In the video, Pai talks about the beautiful scenery and highlights some project that Idahoans are working on to improve their own networks as the government hands more and more power to a few private pseudo-monopolies. I guess the message is supposed to be along the lines of,  See, even though the FCC isnt helping, taxpayers can do the job for us.  Heh, I guess that is kind of funny. You can watch the clip below and make sure to leave a comment on his YouTube page. https://youtube/watch v=SP173B6PEnc [Motherboard, Chris Welch]