Smartphone usage and increased risk of mobile phone addiction: A concurrent study

This trial was approved by the human and animal ethics committee (AUHAEC / FOP / 2016/05) of the University of AIMST and was conducted in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration. This study was conducted for adults in Malaysia. We urge researchers to fill in online surveys through personal communication. Research was conducted from December 2015 to 2016. The survey tool consists of informed consent information, consent to acceptance page, details of demographics, customs, details of mobile facts and electromagnetic waves (EMR), mobile recognition education, psychomotor (anxiety behavior) analysis, and health problems It consists of 8 parts. If one of the participants does not want to continue participating in the exam, you can refuse it at your own discretion.

A total of 450 participants were informed about this study and 409 participated in this study. Demographic details of the research participants are summarized in the table. Incomplete shapes were excluded from the study. Participant details will be kept confidential

As the use of mobile phones globally increases dramatically, the impact of mobile phone radiation on human health is the subject of recent interest and research. Mobile phones use electromagnetic waves in the microwave band. There are many epidemiological and experimental studies targeting animals and humans other than humans. Many of the studies show that there is no clear causal relationship between cell phone exposure and the effects of human pests. This is often interpreted as simple evidence that cell phones do not harm human beings, but many individual studies show this relationship or are uncertain. Other digital radio systems such as data communication networks also generate similar radiation

Over the past decade, studies on the evaluation of problematic, potentially addictive mobile phone usage (including smartphones) have exploded, and some people are poisoning related by using mobile phones There is a possibility of having a problem. Recent studies have shown that the use of problematic mobile phones is a multifaceted condition and that relying on use is dangerous, forbidden, and economically problematic, except for one of four possible ways It was shown that it was one. According to the path model, the addictive mode used on mobile phones is characterized by the use of specific applications, such as the use of calls, instant messaging, and social networks. This shows that mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets are not themselves addictive media, but are media that can attract potentially toxic activities, including the use of SNS.

If you use your smartphone too much (similar terms: mobile addiction, problematic mobile use, smartphone addiction), people will spend too much time on their smartphones, which can adversely affect their lives There is sex. Smartphone dependence is a kind of Internet addiction that is seen as an addictive behavior that has a great influence on mental, physical, social health and happiness. Due to its widespread daily living effects, several new terms such as movies, homophobia, smart phone zombies, etc. were invented in popular culture to explain this problem