[Psychological effect] spending the day watching price for non-traders

Fear still prevails and many people spend more people tracking the price, although some of them are not daily traders and do not plan to buy or sell except at certain levels.
Do you know of any psychological studies that study the psychological effects of tracking price, or have you heard any study related to that?
If you are not an ordinary user, how does price tracking affect your daily activity, or at least how to avoid the psychological effects of that.

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I am trying to collect some data and psychological analysis, so I would be grateful if you would help me, especially if there are doctors here.

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