What the Smartphone Addiction Debate Tells Us About Adolescent Smartphone Use-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

What the Smartphone Addiction Debate Tells Us About Adolescent Smartphone Use

Published:2024-07-28 Issue:7 Volume:6 Page:98-100
ISSN:1811-1564
Container-title:Journal of Social Science and Humanities
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Short-container-title:JSSH

Author:

Bi Yanting,Liu Yalin,Kang Tinghu

Abstract

This paper delves into the intricate mechanisms underlying smartphone addiction, meticulously examining its multifaceted impacts on adolescents. Specifically, it discusses three pivotal aspects: the detrimental consequences smartphones inflict upon adolescent development, the ongoing discourse surrounding smartphone addiction, and the profound insights garnered from this debate. Furthermore, the paper offers pragmatic recommendations aimed at guiding adolescents towards responsible smartphone usage.

Publisher

Century Science Publishing Co

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