By James Scout/ Nov 28, 2022

Smartphone Addiction has been Linked to Decreased Mental Ability, Self-Control, and Psychological Well-Being

In a study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, researchers discovered a connection between problematic smartphone use, poor cognitive outcomes, and low self-esteem.

Smartphone Addiction

Smartphone ownership is widespread among residents of industrialized nations. Nomophobia, or the fear of living without a smartphone, is now recognized as a social issue.

Smartphone Addiction

According to research, people with smartphone addiction frequently report feeling more alone and struggling with self-control.

Smartphone Addiction

Additionally, people with smartphone addictions are likely to experience withdrawal symptoms when smartphone use is limited.

Smartphone Addiction

The study by Rosa Fabio, Alessia Stracuzzi, and Riccardo Lo Faro sought to determine whether smartphone use was associated with behavioral and cognitive self-control deficiencies.

Smartphone Addiction

Ages ranged from 18 to 65 for the 111 participants that Fabio and his associates recruited. 78% of the participants were employed, and 28% were college students.

Smartphone Addiction

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