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    China in the top 3 countries in the list of smartphone addiction, know which number India is

    Damini SharmaBy Damini SharmaFebruary 11, 2022Updated:June 3, 2022No Comments
    स्मार्टफोन एडिक्शन की लिस्ट में चीन टॉप 3 देशों में, जानें भारत किस नंबर पर
    Smartphone addiction is one of the biggest problems facing the digital world right now. In this super advanced world that is rapidly moving towards the metaverse, everything is being done on smartphones in today’s time. Smartphones are no longer used only for entertainment, but be it banking or office work or online studies during the ongoing pandemic, nowadays everything is happening in smartphones. Now a new study has come out regarding smartphone addiction, in which the list of top countries with smartphone addiction has been given.

    Researchers from McGill University in Canada have released a study in the journal Computers in Human Behavior, which studied smartphone use among nearly 34,000 people in 24 countries around the world between 2014 and 2020. Now, if you are thinking that India will top this list, then you are wrong. Researchers say they focused on people between the ages of 15 and 35, as this group has the highest screen time and smartphone ownership rates.

    Complete information about the list of countries has been shared in the report of Daily Mail. Now, if you are thinking that India will top the list of these countries, then you are wrong. Citing this research in the report, it has been told that China has got the first place in this list of 24 countries. It was followed by Saudi Arabia at number two and Malaysia at number three. Whereas Germany was at number 23 and France was last.

    Surprisingly, India has been ranked 17th in this list. After this, the next number is from America. Nepal was ahead of India in smartphone addiction, which was ranked 10th.

    For this study, the team of researchers looked at 81 previously published studies on phone use by people between the ages of 15 and 35. All these studies were based on the Smartphone Addiction Scale (SAS). The SAS is the most common measure of smartphone addiction. The mean age of all these participants was 28.8 years, and 60 percent of the participants were women.

    Researchers gave each country a score between 10 and 60 based on ‘problematic smartphone use’. China topped with a score of 36 out of 60. The study found that problematic smartphone usage is on the rise around the world, which can have ‘psychologically bad consequences’.

    The team also recently launched a website for the public to assess their own smartphone addiction in comparison to people around the world. The site also offers tips for users looking for alternative activities to reduce their screen time and lead a healthier life.<!–

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