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When smartphones take over: a mixed methods study of phubbing in child and adolescent psychiatry

2025-06-06

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>Introduction</bold> The recent term <italic>phubbing</italic> is the amalgamation of the words <italic>ph</italic>one and sn<italic>ubbing</italic>, and refers to those phone-related behaviors through which we ignore, dismiss, or otherwise eschew social interactions. Little is known about phubbing among child and adolescent psychiatrists (CAPs), a group often called upon to provid...

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064f81b3-0d2e-5995-a155-6e537c28ff4a
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-6797579/v1
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