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“Cutting your smartphone use by just an hour a day makes you less anxious, more satisfied with life and more likely to exercise.”

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"The greater the use of a phone while studying, the greater the negative impact on learning."

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"Users spent an average of four hours and 14 minutes per day using their mobile devices."

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"Statistically significant impairment of individuals’ cognitive capacity — on par with effects of lacking sleep."

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“Excessive smartphone use is associated with psychiatric, cognitive, emotional, medical and brain changes that should be considered by health and education professionals.”

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"The mere presence of one’s smartphone reduces available cognitive capacity and impairs cognitive functioning..."

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"The negative effects of bedtime smartphone usage on sleep quality."

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"The average daily social media usage of internet users worldwide amounted to 151 minutes per day..."

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