Cell phones in

school
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THE DISEASE DIAGNOSIS WHAT TO DO
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PATHOLOGY TREATMENT CONCLUSIONS
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INTRODUCTION
There are many pros and cons to letting middle and high school
students use cell phones in classrooms. A good thing is that cell
phones can help students' complete assignments. A bad thing is that
they can go off during a lesson and disrupt the class. Even though
there are some negative effects of allowing cell phones in classrooms,
there are just as much positive effects.
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ABOUT PHONE
ADDICTION
IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
Our brains want more dopamine,
which triggers the habit of checking
our phones constantly throughout the
day.” The good news is if you limit
how often you use your phone, you
will notice life-changing benefits,
including: Less anxiety and stress.
• 47% of Americans are addicted to their
phones.
• The average person checks their phone
every 12 minutes, or approximately 80
times per day.
• 44% of adults in the U.S. say that not
having their phones gives them anxiety.
• Cell phones cause more than 1 out of 5
car accidents.
CONCEPTS AND TYPOLOGY
TYPE A TYPE B
mobile social networking addiction mobile game addiction

TYPE C
mobile short-form video addiction
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SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE
Sleep deficit Stress
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Anxiety Insecurity

Headache Loneliness
RISK FACTORS

UNDER 18 YEARS

UP TO 18 YEARS
120 MINUTES
This is the maximum time we should use the cell phone each day
KEY NUMBERS
5,320 MILLION
People worldwide who use a cell phone

6 out of 10
People are addicted to cell phones

7,700 MILLION
Worldwide purchase of cell phones
“Smartphone is definitely smarter
than us to be able to keep us
addicted to it.”

—SOMEONE FAMOUS
RECOMMENDATIONS
WHAT TO DO
● Set limits on time for phone use
● Turn off your phone at certain times of the day
● Don't bring your phone or tablet to bed.

WHAT NOT TO DO
● Engage in hobbies or activities that don't involve your cell phone
● Change your cell phone settings so you don't receive as many
notifications.
● Remove the apps you find yourself spending the most time on, such
as games or social media.
THANKS!
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