Mobile phone and young people. A survey pilot study to explore the controversial aspects of a new social phenomenon.

The purpose of this paper is to report the results of preliminary investigation as part of a program to promote health and improve the culture of sustainable development in schools.

In consideration of the potential adverse health effects and degree of social influence, 15 structured questionnaires were asked by 1,011 students (9 to 18 years old) to investigate the phenomenon of mobile phone phenomenon among young people ). This dominant form of electronic media communication. This preliminary information was further deepened through collective interviews, with emphasis on clarifying the cultural basis of this phenomenon.

According to the survey, it is confirmed that the penetration rate of mobile phones in the young competition is comparable to the national trend. At least some of the 14-18 year old children have at least one mobile phone. In addition, most people are using mobile phones throughout the day, and it takes more than six minutes with one third of the phone calls, and half of them do not know anything about the potential health risks of "electromagnetic contamination".

The most sensational phone seems to be toxic, but only 23% of the phone is away from the body; I use a hands-free kit in a small proportion. Most people insist that they are addicted to mobile phones. Given that more and more literature, children and adolescents are exposed to harmful substances than adults, health and school operators will inform parents and young people about the risks associated with technology abuse, more criticism I think that should be encouraged. And responsible mobile phone

In the research published in the March 2013 issue of Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, it is investigated how the popularity of mobile phones will affect face to face conversation. They discovered that the existence of mobile phones could interfere with interpersonal relationships. Mobile phones may have a negative impact on intimacy, connectivity and session quality ... this is most noticeable when individuals discuss personal meaningful topics. "

INTRODUCTION This report aims to clarify the serious consequences of real evidence from recent studies as well as positive and negative aspects of mobile phones in general, youth, social life, safety, health and learning . The idea of ​​using mobile phones for communication was first introduced by Bell Labs in 1947 (Merlin Thanga Joy, 2010). Originally intended to accompany merchants, not to support individual life (Campbell, 2005). - If you drive for 55 seconds at 55 miles / hour during this time you can cross the football pitch. People do not understand how dangerous it is to distract their attention. Every state has several legal parameters that show what happens when you get involved in a phone while driving. People should be subject to stricter / more severe penalties when using mobile devices while driving. When you are distracted and driving, people's drunk driving style will be more damaged.

It is common to use mobile phones during driving, including telephone conversations, text messages, or other phone function operations, but it is controversial. It is widely considered dangerous for driving distracting attention. Distraction of attention when driving a car increases the risk of accidents. In September 2010, the National Highway Traffic Safety Agency (NHTSA) reported that 995 people were murdered by drivers who were distracted by mobile phones. In March 2011, the US insurance company State Farm Insurance announced a survey showing that 19% of the investigated drivers used smartphones during driving. In many jurisdictions the use of mobile phones while driving is prohibited. In Egypt, Israel, Japan, Portugal and Singapore, hands-free use of hands-free phones and mobile phones (use of hands-free phones) is prohibited. In the UK and France and elsewhere, and many states in the US, hands-free use is permitted, whereas only handheld phones are allowed.