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1 – 1 of 1David A. Scott, Katlyn McCormick, Kirby Smith, Emily Budlong and Alexandra Vitonis
This paper aims to provide an examination of how cell phone use and sexting are impacting society and our mental health.
Abstract
Purpose
This paper aims to provide an examination of how cell phone use and sexting are impacting society and our mental health.
Design/methodology/approach
Mental health risks are becoming prominent in this worldwide epidemic affecting children, teens and adults. Cell phones are problematic because of their addictive nature and associations with adverse mental health consequences.
Findings
Because of the mental health implications, it is important to study the prevalence, risk factors, effects, associations and treatment options for excessive cell phone use, including sexting.
Originality/value
This conceptual paper explores the impact of cell phone use and sexting on our mental health.
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