Smartphone Addiction: Social and Physical Effects||Smartphone

With friends or with your partner, you have been eaten somewhere. In the chat time, it is seen that everyone is keeping an eye on the smartphone screen in hand than everyone else. Such events are now seen in horror.

In the US daily Washington Post, Judith Martin, a columnist for 'Miss Manars', was asked about a question about such an incident of not adhering to etiquette or courtesy. In front of friends with friends or friends with friends, they are told not to look at their own smartphone, and to see how long they In response, he said, "If it is, then it must be eaten at the end."

"I do not think anyone will have the courage to do it in front of me" - added the journalist. Although he says this, in most cases it is difficult to keep away the attention of the next man on his mobile device, in this case the matter of interference in personal rights comes out.

Why is there so much talk about this issue nowadays? A report in the US daily New York Times said that towards our devices, we have a negative impact on both socially and physically-facing people.

The average mass of the human head is 10 to 12 pounds. When someone is looking at a mobile phone in hand with a head to see Facebook or something, then the gravity applied to our head on the ground and the pressure on the neck can increase up to 60 pounds. To see the text or something, the necklace is called 'Text Nek'. It is now becoming a health problem and the number of people suffering from this problem is also numerous. In the case of Spinal Research, Spine Journal, a research report published in the 017, in the same way, the headache that has been thrown, has other health risks.

According to the US National Center for Biotechnology Information, the behavior and gesture have proven to affect the condition, behavior and memory of the human mind. Most of the time people who are headstrong can depress their mind. The way we stand depends on everything from the amount of energy we need in the formation of bone and meat and the amount of oxygen our lungs can take.

What is the remedy for this problem? It's easy, and it's just sitting.

Social psychologists like Amy Kady are claiming that, despite having raised their head in confidence, it increases the effects of the cholesterol and testosterone hormone in the brain, which can prevent the problems above.

Another problem is the blindness caused due to lack of attention. 75 percent of Americans believe that some groups do not have any influence in their ability to handle their smartphone usage in a chat chord together, according to Pew Research Center, an information research firm. The company also said, one-third of Americans believe that the use of the phone in social chat has actually created talk of new topics in conversations. But why? In response to this question, artists and social scientists are united, everyone has the answer 'no'.

This behavior of always keeping the smartphone turned on and away from reality. And in addition to the health effects, if we keep our head down, our communication skills and decentness also decrease.
Professor Neuwe Wee, New York University's Psychology professor, said, "In some way we think this anti-social behavior is not affecting us." Way to work on the mental development of young people said, the situation of this head drove us away from the present, Why not And this is not just the problem of young people. It is inherent, imitated, and most of the time it's from the elders. When the children see their parents are headstrong, they imitate the matter.

This professor said, "What's more, we are not talking to our children. When they are young, they are keeping technology in front of them and we are being confused with our technologies. "

"You'll see it: Imagine how some parents are behaving with their screaming children." That's what your iPhone is and go. "Instead, let's talk like this - 'What's the problem with you?'

"We think, 'somehow our children will know which is good and bad communication. There will be sympathy between them '. But when I go to my son's house, there are seven teenagers who are looking at their phones, none of them are talking, all such issues are happening. Facebook is not all the problem, how we use Facebook is the problem.

The New York Times reported in the report that all ages are affected by this problem. A 2010 study showed that eight to 18 years olds spent more than seven and a half hours in such a way. In 2015, the Pew Research Center reported that 24 percent of teenagers are 'almost always' online.

The elderly are not in good condition. Most of the older people spend 10 hours or more of the day on this type of electronic media, in this report, a report titled Total Audience Report, Nilsson, was reported in the year 2017.

According to the United States National Safety Council report, the driver's mobile phone used to be more risky than driving in a drunken state. During the driving, there are 16 lakh accidents every year due to the use of mobile phones, where most of the drivers are 18 to 20 years old. Texting is responsible for a quarter of the United States accidents.

Social scientists Sherry Turckell analyzed his book 'Allan Together: Who We Think More from Technology and Lothless from Others' in 30 years of family communication. From this analysis, he realizes that children now compete with their devices to get the attention of parents. This is going to create a generation spontaneously calling someone or fearing face contact.

Facebook's founder President Shaun Parker recently said that this platform is made of superpower. Criticizing his established organization, he said that at the time of establishment he had no idea what he was doing.

Parker said, "Only God knows what it is doing to the brain of our children?" "Facebook is the first application, the whole idea behind creating applications, that is, 'How we spend your time as much as possible and get a careful focus.' "

"It means that every time you have to give something you need to pay attention to, because you like the photo or post, comment. And in it you will share more content yourself. And they'll get more likes comments, "added Parker.

Parker also said, "When Facebook was running, we had such people who would come to me and say, 'I am not through social contact.' And I might say, okay. You know you'll come. I do not know whether I really understood what could be the effect of what I was saying. Because a network of 100 'or two hundred crore is an unintended effect. It really changes your relationship with society and others. "

Parker said he did not use social media because of spending too much time. He said, "I still have an account with Facebook. If Mark hears it probably will close my account. I use these platforms, I do not allow platforms to use me. "

In this case, acknowledging the problem of addiction is the first step of treatment and its solution is not anti-technology, the solution is on behalf of the interaction - said Tarkak.

In reality, this problem is not a simple solution. In this case, it has been advised to look at others in the report. While walking around, seeing some of the lalabati and looking around, one can see who are there.

According to the New York Times monthly columnist Alford of etiquette, a lesser preference given to a person standing in front of someone than the phone identifies some aggressive attitude in the current system. He said, "When you are in a chat or with someone you will not start using the phone first. Do not bring patience to nothing. ''