ADS | PsychTerms

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ADS ADS refers to advertisements that can appear on a computer screen without the person clicking anything.

ADS refers to advertisements that can appear on a computer screen without the person clicking anything. They may be triggered by websites visited earlier or by other software on the computer.

Sources

Drafting source: National Institute of Mental Health. Website Policies. HTML publication snapshot 2026-10-18; SHA-256 1a399709d182fd35c8604c702a33cbd97e54058d3de6946a8ad9da2f3b14157b. “Website Policies” (https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/reprinting-and-reusing-nimh-publications).
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