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Video Author: John Hunter Published on: 04.17.2018
Why do people retreat to their smartphones so often, particularly when they are feeling excluded in social situations? John Hunter and colleagues conducted an experiment to test whether the presence and/or use of a smartphone can alter a person’s psychological and physiologic responses to social stress. In this video, John Hunter describes the study and its findings, which provide preliminary evidence regarding the potential stress-buffering effects of smartphone access.
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