algorithmic is not accepted because a society is influenced, not run, by algorithms. The hint for using -driven is found in the subsequent phrase “AI-driven platforms”.
normality is not accepted because it describes a stable condition. Here, we are referring to the social process of something becoming standard.
An adjective derived from “precede” meaning never done or known before.
A noun is required after the adjective “excessive” to describe the act of interacting with media.
A compound noun used to describe the state of being healthy and happy.
An adjective is needed to complete the list “necessary, expected, or…”.
compulsive is not accepted because the verb checking is followed by an object (emails). We need an adverb to modify the action.
A noun describing the state of being productive, parallel to “mental health”.
An adjective meaning found or distributed over a large area or among many people.
Social is not accepted because it is likely not formed directly from “society” in this context. Societal specifically refers to the whole of society and its structure.
“…digital overconsumption can be commonly observed”
“The issue has evolved into a global challenge, impacting people across various ages, genders, professions, and regions.”
“…which can have detrimental effects on their physical, psychological, …”
The passage discusses the presence and impact of overconsumption, but it does not provide information regarding users’ awareness levels of their usage time.
“From endless scrolling on social media to compulsively checking emails… increasingly more individuals find themselves tethered to their screens…”
While the text mentions “productivity”, it does not explicitly state that digital overconsumption is recognized for “impactful economic consequences”.