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The Effects of Student's Stress and Personal Relationship on Smart Phone Addiction

Journal of the Korea Society of Computer and Information, 2015
This Study is to test the causal relationships among university student’s stress, personal relationships and psychological anxiety, and then suggest some theoretical and policy implications basing on the analytical results. For the purpose of this study, survey targeting on 416 university students was conducted.
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Smartphone Addiction, Daytime Sleepiness and Depression among Undergraduate Medical Students: A Cross-sectional Study in a Medical College of Kolkata, India

Siriraj Medical Journal, 2023
Objective: Smartphone addiction has become an emerging problem among the youth, especially among medical students in India. It has the potential to hamper their sleep quality as well act as a precipitating factor for depression. This study thus assessed
Nirmalya Manna, Shibasish Banerjee, Ankush Banerjee, Arup Chakraborty , Debasis Das   +4 more
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Impact of mobile usage among Phase 1 medical undergraduates: A cross-sectional study

National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Background: Mobile phone usage has dramatically expanded over the past 10 years, especially among students. Because smart mobile phones have nearly all the additional capabilities of personal digital aid, including desktop synchronization, access to ...
Lissie Palaparthi, Achyuth Rama Raju Myla, Vijaya Lakshmi Myla, Krishna Veni Cheedem, Ratna Manjula Songa, Padma Geethanjali Mummadi   +5 more
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Prevalence of Screen Addiction Based on Content Among University Students of Rawalpindi and Islamabad

Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal
Objective: To determine the prevalence of Screen Addiction & to compare the addiction scores with respect to type of content most consumed Study Design: Quantitative Analytical Cross-sectional study Place and Duration of Study: Universities of ...
Asima Shahzad, Hassnain Rehman, Farzeen Hamid, Usman Zaheer, Aafia Nasir, Sohail Khan Toor, Inam Ullah Khan   +6 more
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Association between Smart Phone Use and Smart Phone Addiction in Dental Hygiene College

Journal of dental hygiene science, 2015
Hye-young Oh, Jin Kim, Chang-hee Kim
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Association of sleep quality, smartphone addiction, and depressive symptoms among undergraduate medical students in Nepal

Discover Psychology
Introduction While research has examined the connections between sleep quality, smartphone addiction, and depressive symptoms in general, no studies focused on undergraduate medical students in Nepal have specifically tested the complex relationship ...
Kiran Paudel, Sangam Shah, Pratik Khanal, Madhur Bhattarai, Kamal Gautam, Sandesh Bhusal, Prashamsa Bhandari, Anjila Pandey, Sandhya Niroula, Tara Ballav Adhikari, Roman Shrestha   +10 more
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Alterations in white matter integrity in Egyptian youth with smartphone dependence: does DTI have a role?

The Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Background Smartphones provide various functions that facilitate our communication, organization, and entertainment in different situations. Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is a method measuring tissue microstructure as well as white matter integrity of ...
Alaa Mohamed Reda, Ahmed Elsharkawy, Mostafa Mamdouh Kamel, Sara Essam Hasby   +3 more
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Smart Phone Addiction and its impact on Health

GFNPSS-International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 2020
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Determination of the relationship between social media addictions and smart phone addictions of university students

Religación
With the rapidly increasing technology, the purpose and usage tools of today’s people are changing. The use of this changing technology responds to our needs and raises other problems. In this study, the relationship between social media addiction status and smartphone addiction status of university students was investigated.
Erçağ, Erinç, Soykan, Emrah, Kanbul, Sezer   +2 more
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Examining the Role of Mobile Phone and Social Media Use in Predicting Psychological Distress Among Young Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study. [PDF]

Cureus
Sahu A, Dhiman A, Sharma M.
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