Phubbing (ie, snubbing someone in face-to-face interactions by focusing on one's phone
instead of those present) has increased enormously in recent years and has become a …

With the permeation of digital media into all spheres of life, individual-level efforts to manage
information abundance and constant availability have become more common. To date …

Increasing scholarly interest in phubbing has helped researchers accrue knowledge
regarding its psychological outcomes; however, how phubbing affects person perceptions …

In our age, with the development of technology, the use of information technologies has
reached a very high rate. Cell phones, which were initially used for communication …

It is almost 10: 30 am. The sudden sound of the movement of feet in the narrow corridor of
our work building on a Friday morning used to mean only one thing—it was time for our …

With the increasing popularity of smartphones and social networks, phubbing has spread
around the world. Mobile phones allow people to connect with others from almost anywhere …

Previous research mainly linked smartphone use while parenting to adverse consequences.
However, smartphones also offer helpful resources for parents, especially in stressful …

Digital disconnection has emerged as a response to constant connectivity and the perceived
harms to well-being that technology overuse may cause in a digital society. Despite the …

New media technologies are often assumed to have negative effects on user's mental
health. However, several studies found no or only small effects. Building on a social …

Fphubbing (friend phubbing) indicates snubbing friends by checking and/or using one's
smartphone. This study examined three approaches to provide more detailed insights and …