Study On Phubbing With The Perspective Of Connection To Disconnection Using Smartphone On Youth Generation
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Phubbing, ignoring, social situations, interacting IntroductionAbstract
Phubbing has become a topic of interest for researchers worldwide. The rationale is that since cellphones are used in co-present interactions, they are easily accessible. This is known as "phubbing" and is not acceptable behavior in most places. Phubbing is the practice of ignoring people in social situations by looking at one's phone instead of interacting with them, according to Chotpitayasunondh and Douglas (2018). The purpose of this article to provide an overview of phubbing research investigations.
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