From a commodity to addiction: Are mobile phones valuable commodities or sources of addiction for freshman students?
Mobile phone use has increased exponentially on a global scale in all segments of society since the rise of the first mobile phones in 1970s. Although a wealth of research has been conducted to measure the effects of mobile phones on individuals, a few studies have been carried out to make a connect...
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2022
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