2017年7月10日 · Researchers have shown that 89 percent of mobile phone users experience phantom vibrations — the feeling that one’s phone is vibrating even when it’s not. A 2014 working paper from the University of Pittsburgh demonstrates the negative effects mobile phones have on decision making.

2014年12月4日 · E ven if you go all day without touching your cell phone once, just having it visible nearby may distract you from complex tasks, according to new research in the journal Social Psychology.

2013年3月13日 · Rosa Vessal, an undergraduate student who helped carry out the research, says that “unintentional eavesdropping on cell phone calls may be because the content of the conversation is...

2017年8月12日 · Employees are distracted by smartphones, web browsers, messaging apps, shopping sites and lots of social networks beyond Facebook. More alarming is that the problem is growing worse, and fast.

Turns out we're not only distracted by our devices, a new study shows that just having a smartphone in sight- takes up precious brain space and can affect our memory and intelligence.

2017年6月26日 · According to the team from the University of Texas at Austin, the study demonstrates how having phones within sight or within easy reach means some of our brainpower is inevitably used up as we try not to be distracted.

2018年12月14日 · Research suggests that smartphones can inhibit people from offering help to strangers on the street, reduce how much we smile at unfamiliar faces in a waiting room and even lessen our trust of...

2015年7月12日 · Turns out those alerts can be distracting whether or not we act on them. Academics from Florida State University have found that phone notifications make our minds wander, even if we don't pick...

One of the reasons for the negative consequences of mobile phone technology is distraction (Sobhani and Farooq, 2018). Mobile phone distraction (MD) is defined as the prevention of giving full attention to the nearest surroundings (David et al., 2015).

2023年3月31日 · Research suggests smartphones are creating a culture of distraction. Posted March 31, 2023 | Reviewed by Tyler Woods. "Distraction addiction" is the repeated behavior of diverting attention...