An Empirical Study on Effect of Smart Phones on Students Along With Social Life

Sirisha Ch¹

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.7 , Issue.1 , pp.75-79, Feb-2020

Online published on Feb 28, 2020

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Abstract :
Now-a-days smart phones are being used by each and every one. Increasing technology, skills and capability every one using smart phones for their developing the relations and improve their knowledge. People always want to connect to the internet at any-time and any-where. For that, consumption of smart phones has become too high. Along with their books and school articles, most high school and college students and many younger students make their daily journey to institute with their trusty smart phone. Using of smart phones can crease some opportunities for students to increase their social skills and academic knowledge. At the same time it can be a harmful weapon for students to weakening in their communication skills and social life. The study deals, how effect of smart phones on students and their social life. The data has been collected through structured questionnaire and the sample size of the present study is 200. The current study was conducted in Vijayawada.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Smart Phones, Social life, Health, Students

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