Aim To delineate the prevalence of smartphone addiction among nursing students. Further,
to identify associated harms and underlying risk factors based on established theoretical …

Smartphone ownership and screen time are increasing across the world, but there have
been few attempts to quantify smartphone addiction on a global scale. We conducted a meta …

Background Smartphones are ubiquitous, and for some, an indispensable companion. In
nursing education curricula and clinical healthcare settings, smartphones have the potential …

The COVID-19 pandemic has become a major health problem worldwide. In addition to the
physical effects of COVID-19 on individuals, it has caused psychological and social …

Internet-related disorders are on the rise and increasing cell phone social media use may be
one of the reasons for these disorders. To better understand internet-related disorders, we …

Attending to the phone while interacting face‐to‐face with another person, a behaviour
known as phubbing, can be detrimental to the phubbed person's psychological wellbeing …

We aim to uncover theoretical mechanisms associated with potential negative (ie,
multitasking) and positive (ie, self-regulation) aspects of cell phone use (CPU) for academic …

Objectives As the fast population ageing in the past few decades, China has also witnessed
an increase in the number of migrant elderly following children (MEFC). This study aims to …

Background Smartphone addiction is prevalent among college students, and there is a
concern that the COVID-19 pandemic may bring an increased prevalence of smartphone …

Objective: To evaluate dietary and physical activity behavior in relation to loneliness among
college students. Participants: Three-hundred forty-six incoming first-year students in Fall …