Nomophobia and Phubbing are negative phenomena linked to the proliferation of
smartphones as well as unlimited Internet access. Individual and social changes in …

Smartphone use by adolescents is increasingly attracting the interest of social scientists,
parents, and educational stakeholders (teachers, educators, educational policy makers) …

The complementarity interference (CI) model suggests that the Internet may either inhibit or
facilitate interpersonal communications. This paper empirically examines the impact of …

Abstract Most research on Problematic Internet Usage (PIU) relied on self-report data when
measuring the time spent on the internet. Self-reporting of use, typically done through a …

Introduction This study aimed to examine the mediating role of sleep quality in the
association of problematic internet use (PIU) and problematic gaming with psychological …

Contemporary psychological theories point to the value of considering both biological and
environmental factors in understanding child behavior, including the child's interactions with …

Despite offering the potential for increased connection, intimacy, and positive outcomes,
online social interaction also holds the potential to become problematic and create negative …

The paper deals with the most widespread electronic medium among adolescents–the
Internet. The main aim was to discover how young people spend their leisure time in the …