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Abstract

This cross-sectional study investigated the emotional impact of educational productivity videos on YouTube. A Qualtrics survey, distributed via YouTube and Instagram, collected data from 595 respondents across 60 countries. Results showed that while most viewers felt motivated and inspired, a significant portion experienced anxiety or inadequacy. Younger viewers were more prone to anxiety. Qualitative data revealed a need for more relatable routines, realistic portrayals of setbacks, and strategies for handling unmet goals in future productivity videos.

Publisher

Cureus

Published On

Aug 23, 2023

Authors

Shaun Andersen, Deepal Patel, Andy Nguyen, Prerak Juthani, Kinza Hussain, Joshua Chen, Martin Rutkowski

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