Impact of Natural Binary Patterns on Cognition and Perception in the Digital Age: A Comparative Study of Digital and Analogue Native Populations
Oluwatoyin Mary Yerokun
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Published: Oct 5, 2026
DOI: 10.56201/ijcsmt.v11.no2.2025.pg85.96
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This study investigates the effects of natural binary patterns (NBPs) on cognition and perception in digital and analogue populations. The researchers compared cognitive processing attention and emotional regulation in one hundred participants fifty (50) digital natives (DN) and fifty (50) analogue natives (AN) using behavioral experiments. Results show that there are significant differences in attentional abilities, memory performance and emotional processing between DNs and ANs when exposed to NBPs. DNs exhibited reduced attentional abilities and increased cognitive load while ANs demonstrated better memory performance and emotional regulation. Our findings suggest that NBPs have a profound impact on cognition and perception, influenced by technological exposure. This research informs strategies for mitigating technological overload and promoting cognitive wellbeing in the digital age. It enhances the understanding of the interplay between technology, cognition and perception.
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