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cell phone obsession:negative or positive?
All around, you hear ring tones of cell phones,and you see people who are talking on the phone in public or sending text messages. This use of cell phones may signal more than normal communication with friends and family. For some teenagers,this craze may be a sign of unhappiness and anxiety.

Cell phones are definitely part of today's youth culture. Sixty percent of U.S. teens have cell phones, and soon over 50 percent of kids ages 8 to 12 will have them, too.
Students in grades 7 through 12 spend an average of an hour a day talking on their cell phones. That's about the same amount of time that they devote to homework.

The majority of cell phone usage is for text messages, and heavy users check for replies frequently. The heaviest users check their phones approximately every 10 minutes. They often become irritated when other people don't respond to their messages quickly. Heavy reliance on a cell phone can become a problem-and an obsession.

According to the Los Angeles Times, a survey of 575 high school students in the United States showed that two-thirds of the students who use their cell phones more than 90 times a day do so because they are unhappy or bored. They score higher on tests that measure depression and anxiety compared to students who use their phones less. However, when they were examined, the frequent users were not found to be clinically depressed- that is, they were not actually in a state of depression that was severe enough to require medical help. The researcher who conducted the study said, "The young people may be unhappy because of a problem in their lives or anxious about their social status. They are trying to make themselves feel better by reaching out to others. Communicating via cell phone makes the 'addicts' feel popular."

For teenagers, cell phones are not just objects for communication. They are extensions of themselves. They are tools for keeping in touch. Many teenagers don't agree with the study from the United States, and they say that people who are anxious or depressed wouldn't be sending out messages or making calls. For them, a lot of cell phone use shows that a person is popular and has a lot of friends. What do you think?
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cell phone obsession:negative or positive?All around, you hear ring tones of cell phones,and you see people who are talking on the phone in public or sending text messages. This use of cell phones may signal more than normal communication with friends and family. For some teenagers,this craze may be a sign of unhappiness and anxiety.Cell phones are definitely part of today's youth culture. Sixty percent of U.S. teens have cell phones, and soon over 50 percent of kids ages 8 to 12 will have them, too.Students in grades 7 through 12 spend an average of an hour a day talking on their cell phones. That's about the same amount of time that they devote to homework.The majority of cell phone usage is for text messages, and heavy users check for replies frequently. The heaviest users check their phones approximately every 10 minutes. They often become irritated when other people don't respond to their messages quickly. Heavy reliance on a cell phone can become a problem-and an obsession.According to the Los Angeles Times, a survey of 575 high school students in the United States showed that two-thirds of the students who use their cell phones more than 90 times a day do so because they are unhappy or bored. They score higher on tests that measure depression and anxiety compared to students who use their phones less. However, when they were examined, the frequent users were not found to be clinically depressed- that is, they were not actually in a state of depression that was severe enough to require medical help. The researcher who conducted the study said, "The young people may be unhappy because of a problem in their lives or anxious about their social status. They are trying to make themselves feel better by reaching out to others. Communicating via cell phone makes the 'addicts' feel popular."For teenagers, cell phones are not just objects for communication. They are extensions of themselves. They are tools for keeping in touch. Many teenagers don't agree with the study from the United States, and they say that people who are anxious or depressed wouldn't be sending out messages or making calls. For them, a lot of cell phone use shows that a person is popular and has a lot of friends. What do you think?
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¿Cell Phone obsesión: negativo o positivo?Todo alrededor, escuchar los tonos del anillo de los telefonos de la celula, y ves a la gente que esta hablando por teléfono en público o enviando mensajes de texto.Este uso de los telefonos de la celula pueden indicar más de lo normal la comunicación con amigos y familiares.Para algunos adolescentes, esta locura puede ser un signo de la infelicidad y la ansiedad.Los telefonos de la celula son definitivamente parte de la juventud de hoy la cultura.El sesenta por ciento de los adolescentes estadounidenses tienen teléfonos celulares, y poco más de 50 por ciento de los niños entre las edades de 8 a 12 se han de ellos, también.Los estudiantes en los grados 7 a 12 pasan una media de una hora al día hablando por sus teléfonos celulares.Eso es aproximadamente la misma cantidad de tiempo que dedicar a la tarea.La mayoría del uso del telefono de la celula es para mensajes de texto, y grandes usuarios comprobar respuestas con frecuencia.La mayor de los usuarios comprobar sus telefonos aproximadamente cada 10 minutos.A menudo se irritan cuando otras personas no responder a sus mensajes rápidamente.La fuerte dependencia de un teléfono móvil puede convertirse en un problema y una obsesión.Según los Angeles Times, una encuesta de 575 estudiantes de High School en los Estados Unidos mostró que dos tercios de los alumnos que utilizan sus teléfonos celulares más de 90 veces un dia hacerlo porque son infelices o aburrido.Que más puntuación en las pruebas que miden la depresión y la ansiedad frente a los estudiantes que utilizan sus teléfonos menos.Sin embargo, cuando fueron examinados, los usuarios frecuentes no fueron encontrados para ser clínicamente deprimido - que es, de hecho, no estaban en un Estado de depresión que fue lo suficientemente grave como para requerir ayuda médica.El investigador que realizó el estudio, dijo: "la gente joven puede ser infeliz por culpa de un problema en sus vidas o ansioso acerca de su estatus social.Están tratando de sentirse mejor por llegar a otros.Comunicarse via celular hace que los "adictos" sentir popular ".Para los adolescentes, los celulares no son solo objetos para la comunicación.Son extensiones de si mismos.Son herramientas para mantenerse en contacto.Muchos adolescentes no está de acuerdo con el estudio de los Estados Unidos, y dicen que la gente que está ansioso o deprimido no enviar mensajes o realizar llamadas.Para ellos, un montón de uso del telefono de la celula muestra que una persona es popular y tiene un montón de amigos.¿Qué crees?
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