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1. Presentation by: Andrew Danis

2.  Short answer: Anyone
 Most noticeable in younger age groups
 Students
 Teens
 Kids
 Young adults

3.  Stress
 Anxiety
 Sleep disturbance/loss of sleep
 Vision problems
 Symptoms of depression
 Poor performance in school
 Relationship issues with friends, family, and a
significant other

4.  Users experience anxiety/withdrawal
symptoms if they are without their phones, or
waiting on a text.
 When we are stressed or in uncomfortable
situations we check our phones more
frequently.
 We lose sleep checking sites/watching videos,
or texting others/waiting for a reply.

5.  Students reported an average of:
 94.6 minutes a day texting
 38.6 minutes on social networks
 26.9 minutes listening to music

6.  Women average 10 hours a day on their
phones
 Men average 8 hours a day on their phones
 College students in general average 9 hours.
 60% of college students admit they may be
addicted to their phones

7.  Limit yourself!
 Shut your phone off
 Have a friend or family member hold onto it
 Take breaks
 Focus on objects that are further distances
away every 15 minutes to reduce eye strain.

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 Wood, J. (2014, August 31). College Students In Study Spend 8 to 10 Hours Daily
on Cell Phone. Retrieved March 27, 2015, from
http://psychcentral.com/news/2014/08/31/new-study-finds-cell-phone-addiction-
increasingly-realistic-possibility/74312.html
 Kowalski, K. (2014, September 17). Watch out: Cell phones can be addictive.
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addictive