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Demographic Correlates of Smart Phone Addiction and Selfie Clicking Behavior

Authors: Hitesh Mohan; Zahoor Ahmed Lone;

Demographic Correlates of Smart Phone Addiction and Selfie Clicking Behavior

Abstract

Due to the emergence of technological revolution, smart phone took an extra advantage on being upfront in advancement and smart functioning. Smart phones occupied their places in very filled of life. These smart phones influenced people from all walks of life. People got highly absorbed in using Smart phones. Ranging from games, social media application, people also got engaged in selfie clicking behavior. The act of taking selfies has become more frequent and more common than ever, especially among young adults all over the world. The exaggerated act of this behavior is placed under a compulsive behavior. The thrill of taking a selfie is aggravated by the fact that almost every person in today’s day and age makes use of a smart phone for day to day communication and business. This paper investigates the impact the smart phone addiction and selfie clicking behavior and their demographic correlates.

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