Does It All Harm the Same?—An Empirical Exploration of Opportunities to Reduce the Negative Psychological Effects of Phubbing

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"Does It All Harm the Same?—An Empirical Exploration of Opportunities to Reduce the Negative Psychological Effects of Phubbing"
written by Klara Schuster, Tim Lindermayer, Lisann van Putten, Jeremy Clark, Sarah Diefenbach,
published by Psychology, Vol.14 No.6, 2023

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