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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - THE LAST SWIPEReclaim Your Attention in the Age of Reels, Shorts, and Endless ScrollingYou open your phone to watch one short video. A few minutes later, you've watched dozens. You know you should stop, yet your thumb keeps moving.Why is it so difficult to put the phone down In a world built around endless feeds, autoplay, and recommendations, stopping can feel harder than starting. Every swipe promises something interesting. Every next video gives you another reason to stay.The Last Swipe explores the battle between human attention and the algorithms designed to capture it.Inside, you'll explore: - The endless-feed effect: Why an experience with no natural ending can keep you watching.- The psychology of one more video: How curiosity, anticipation, and habit influence your choices.- The attention cost: How unplanned scrolling can consume time you intended to spend elsewhere.- The exit condition: How to create a clear stopping point instead of relying on willpower alone.- Practical ways to regain control: Simple boundaries, intentional phone habits, and actionable techniques for ending a scrolling session.You don't have to abandon technology or delete every social media app to change your relationship with your phone. You can begin by making one small decision: choosing when to stop.Your attention is valuable. Your time is yours.What if your next swipe were a choice-not a reflex.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Content: Preface. Acknowledgement. Chapter1. Introduction. Chapter2. Ladybird Taxonomy in Global and National Perspective. Chapter3. Field Explorations in North-East Zone. Chapter4. Overall Diversity and Distribution. References.About the Book : In this book, the ladybird beetles (Coleoptera:Coccinellidae) are studied from the North-East Biogeographic Zone of India, comprising the states of Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura. Altogether 150 species of ladybird beetles belonging to 51 genera and 13 tribes of 2 subfamilies have been reported from this zone, representing about 27.3% of the total Indian ladybird beetles (550 species). Out of the total recorded species, 126 are predators of a different group of insects, and 24 in the tribe Epilachnini are phytophagous. The book includes synonyms, material examined. host records, diagnostic characters, and photographs of adults and male genitalia of 102 species along with the identification keys to genera and species. Two species are described as new to science, and new combinations are proposed for four species. Forty species are reported for the first time from Northeastern Hills and seven species from Brahmaputra valley.Additionally, 18 species are reported first time from Meghalaya, 15 from Manipur, 14 from Nagaland, 13 from Tripura, eight from Assam, and seven from Mizoram.…