Too often Checking Handphone Signs of Depression?

     Are you the type of person who often commute to just check check phone short message or e-mail? If so, chances are you are suffering from a condition that is more terrible than a cell phone addiction.

     Researchers from Baylor University, USA, conduct research related to the behavior of mobile phone use. The study, published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences found that people are very attached to the cell phone has an unstable personality and try to change the mood constantly.

    In other words, the researchers found that people who constantly checking his cell phone tend to look for something or anything that can make him feel better and quieter. The study involved 400 male and female respondents aged 19 to 24 years.

    To investigate, the experts using an extensive questionnaire to examine the personality types and the use of mobile phones each respondent. Another finding that researchers are reportedly addicted to mobile phones is just one form of distraction from the real problems of individuals.

    "Of the many variations of addiction, addiction phones possibility is a means to improve mood. Constantly checking e-mail, check the short message, check the status on social media, and surfing the internet may be a means of individuals to create a distraction from the worries of the day , "said the researchers.

    In addition, the researchers revealed that the check cell phone constantly is also a means for entertainment temporarily to "escape" from all kinds of worries. The researchers also found a cell phone addicts tend to be difficult to focus on one topic.

    "However, they are shy and introverted exhibits tend to be not dependent on their mobile phones than those who are more extroverted," said the researchers.

Posted by Jaka Kaka on Saturday, 21 February 2015 - Rating: 4.5

Title : Too often Checking Handphone Signs of Depression?
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