Mobile phone distraction while studying

  • David, Prabu
  • Kim, Jung-Hyun
  • Brickman, Jared S.
  • Ran, Weina
  • Curtis, Christine M.
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The mobile phone is a breakthrough advance for human communication. But with the plethora of choices available via smartphone, individuals who are deficient in self-regulation or with a propensity for addiction may face challenges in managing these choices strategically. To examine this potential dysfunctional aspect, we examined the effect of multitasking when studying or doing homework and found that both frequency and attention to texting and social media were positively related to mobile phone interference in life (MPIL). However, frequency of music use during study was not associated with MPIL, although allocated attention to music while studying was positively associated with MPIL. Ownership of a smartphone and the number of Facebook friends were positively associated with MPIL and women reported more MPIL than men.

키워드

Attentiondeficient self-regulationmedia usemobile phonemultitaskingsmartphonetask switchingLIMITED CAPACITY MODELMEDIA MULTITASKINGCOGNITIVE CONTROLINTERNET USAGETELEVISIONPERFORMANCECOMMUNICATIONADDICTIONBEHAVIORSATTENTION
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Mobile phone distraction while studying
저자
David, PrabuKim, Jung-HyunBrickman, Jared S.Ran, WeinaCurtis, Christine M.
DOI
10.1177/1461444814531692
발행일
2015-11
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Article
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New Media and Society
17
10
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1661 ~ 1679