Correlation of Smartphone Addiction with Cognition and Behavior in Adolescent Children – An Observational Study

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Observational study finds smartphone addiction correlates with cognitive and behavioral changes in adolescents, suggesting mental health effects.

Significant positive correlation exists between smartphone addiction and cognition in adolescents, with findings indicating troubling mental health impacts.
The smartphone addiction scale revealed higher addiction levels among adolescents, linking it to behaviors often tied to anxiety and depression.
Observational analysis evaluated 80 adolescents aged 10-19 for cognitive and behavioral changes associated with smartphone use over a set period.
Implications point to increasing smartphone use causing notable cognitive shifts, highlighting a need for further attention to mental health outcomes.

Patel et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational study finds smartphone addiction correlates with cognitive and behavioral changes in adolescents, suggesting mental health effects.

Significant positive correlation exists between smartphone addiction and cognition in adolescents, with findings indicating troubling mental health impacts.
The smartphone addiction scale revealed higher addiction levels among adolescents, linking it to behaviors often tied to anxiety and depression.
Observational analysis evaluated 80 adolescents aged 10-19 for cognitive and behavioral changes associated with smartphone use over a set period.
Implications point to increasing smartphone use causing notable cognitive shifts, highlighting a need for further attention to mental health outcomes.

Patel et al. (2025) studied this question.

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