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The Age of Screens: Smartphone Usage, Social Media Influence, and Consumer Spending Patterns
Kush Vyas1
- BBA Business Analytics, MIT World Peace University, Pune, India.
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Vol.10 ,
Issue.5 , pp.89-95, May-2024
Online published on May 31, 2024
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author = {Kush Vyas},
title = {The Age of Screens: Smartphone Usage, Social Media Influence, and Consumer Spending Patterns},
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Abstract :
In contemporary society, the pervasive use of smartphones among adolescents has raised concerns regarding addiction and its psychological ramifications. This study undertakes a comprehensive investigation into the prevalence, patterns, and psychological effects of smartphone usage, particularly focusing on the Indian adolescent population. Utilizing a mixed-method approach, the research integrates systematic review and meta-analysis methodologies to provide a nuanced understanding of this complex phenomenon.
This review delves into the prevalence and psychological ramifications of smartphone addiction among Indian adolescents, alongside examining the shifting patterns of internet usage and online shopping behaviors within the Gen Z demographic. Through a thematic analysis of scholarly research, it uncovers the broader impact of technology on the mental well-being of Indian youths, underscoring the necessity for targeted interventions and awareness initiatives to tackle emerging challenges in this digital era.
By amalgamating existing literature, this review offers valuable insights into the intricate interplay between technology and the lives of Indian adolescents. It serves as a resource to inform future research endeavors, policy formulation, and practical interventions aimed at promoting responsible technology usage and safeguarding the welfare of Indian youths amidst the ongoing digital revolution.
Key-Words / Index Term :
Smartphone addiction, Adolescents, Psychological effects, Indian population, Health risks, Intervention strategies, Technology usage, Mental health
References :
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