Title

Impact of Cell Phone use During Face-to-Face Social Interaction

Authors

Silvia Omboni, Longwood UniversityFollow
Kate Lopez, Longwood UniversityFollow

Document Type

Poster

Publication Date

11-17-2021

Abstract

This study is about the effect of cell phone use during face-to-face social interactions. Past research has shown that cell phone use decreases levels of enjoyment during social interactions, thus we conducted a conceptual replication of Dwyer et al. (2017) study to test this. We predicted that participants who used their phones during a social interaction will experience lower levels of enjoyment compared to participants who did not use their cell phones.

Comments

PSYC 461, Faculty Advisor: Sarah Blincoe

Recommended Citation

Omboni, Silvia and Lopez, Kate, "Impact of Cell Phone use During Face-to-Face Social Interaction" (2021). Fall Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry. 23.
https://digitalcommons.longwood.edu/rci_fall/23

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