【題組】28.(AB) Instead, Internet use itself appeared to cause a decline in psychological well-being (AC) People’s attention spans flicker near zero, their imaginations have given out and they can no longer remember the past (AD) Netheads were lonelier and more depressed than the average population (AE) All that they have left is the “bare essentials”—the ability to type and click (BC) Over time, the computer drives out what we thought was an innate art: living through all of our senses (BD) Once an emotion is corrupted, it can never be uncorrupted (BE) They, intriguingly enough, end up falling under the same category of social outcasts