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Is smartphone addiction really an addiction? [PDF]
Aims In light of the rise in research on technological addictions and smartphone addiction in particular, the aim of this paper was to review the relevant literature on the topic of smartphone addiction and determine whether this disorder exists or if it does not adequately satisfy the criteria for addiction.
Panova, Tayana, Carbonell, Xavier
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Smartphone Addiction and Cultural Dimensions [PDF]
Smartphone addiction is causing severe damage to individuals and societies alike. Previous studies have mainly focused on the effects of smartphone addiction, but they hardly focused on the cultural aspects leading to addiction. This study attempts to fill this void by shedding light on how Hofstede's four cultural dimensions, including 1 ...
Moqbel, Murad +5 more
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The Relationship between Mother’s Smartphone Addiction and Children’s Smartphone Usage [PDF]
Objective As smartphone use is becoming more common, the age of initial exposure to devices is becoming younger. Young children’s screen use is influenced by various factors; it is more directly dependent on family environment than school-aged children.
Kim, Bomi +5 more
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Smartphone use and smartphone addiction among young people in Switzerland [PDF]
Background and Aims Smartphone addiction, its association with smartphone use, and its predictors have not yet been studied in a European sample. This study investigated indicators of smartphone use, smartphone addiction, and their associations with demographic and health behaviour-related variables in young people.
Haug, Severin +5 more
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The relationship between smartphone use and smartphone addiction: An examination of logged and self-reported behavior in a pre-registered, two-wave sample [PDF]
There has been a growing literature that has utilized logged behavior from smartphones to study the impacts of technology use on individuals. One of these proposed impacts has been that people become addicted to their smartphones.
Lucy Hitcham +5 more
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Jiahui Zhang,* Youlai Zeng* Department of Education, Liaoning Normal University, Liaoning, Dalian, 116029, People’s Republic of China*These authors contributed equally to this workCorrespondence: Youlai Zeng, Email 382765058@qq.comBackground:
Zhang J, Zeng Y
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The Relationship Between Smartphone Addiction, Mindfulness and Impulsivity [PDF]
Objectives: To comparatively analyze mindfulness between young adults with smartphone addiction and healthy smartphone users and to explore whether mindfulness could affect smartphone addiction and whether impulsivity could mediate their association ...
정영철, 이덕종, 박진영
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A Longitudinal Relationship Between Mother’s Smartphone Addiction to Child’s Smartphone Addiction
Children are more likely to become addicted as they become accustomed to using smartphones, and as they observe and imitate their parents using smartphones. This study aims to confirm longitudinally the effect of mother's smartphone addiction on children's smartphone addiction.
Kyu-Hyoung Jeong +3 more
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Background With smartphone use widespread worldwide, smartphone addiction is an emerging epidemic. This study aims to investigate the prevalence of smartphone addiction among freshmen medical students and to explore its association with personal factors,
Huan Liu +4 more
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Hubungan Depresi dan Pilihan Aplikasi Smartphone dengan Kecanduan Smartphone Pada Siswa SMA
Advances in information and communication technology offer a sophisticated smartphone that has the potential to lead to addiction. Previous studies found smartphone addiction is motivated by the presence of psychological factors such as depression ...
Ferianti Ferianti, Sunawan Sunawan
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