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Scott E. Caplan. Machines that become us: the social ... Computers in Human Behavior : Social anxiety and technology: Fac. Abstract This study examined teens’ use of socially interactive technologies (SITs), such as online social sites, cell phones/text messaging, and instant messaging (IM), and the role that social anxiety plays on how teens communicate with others (technologically or face-to-face).
Participants included 280 high school students from a large western city. On average, 35–40% of teens reported using cell phones/text messaging and online social sites between 1 and 4 h daily, 24% reported using IMs 1–4 h daily and only 8% reported using email between 1 and 4 h daily. Social anxiety and technology. This study examined teens' use of socially interactive technologies (SITs), such as online social sites, cell phones/text messaging, and instant messaging (IM), and the role that social anxiety plays on how teens communicate with others (technologically or face-to-face).
Participants included 280 high school students from a large western city. On average, 35-40% of teens reported using cell phones/text messaging and online social sites between 1 and 4h daily, 24% reported using IMs 1-4h daily and only 8% reported using email between 1 and 4h daily. Females tended to use cell phones/text messaging and online social sites more so than did males. The social net: understanding human ... Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. - CyberPsychology & Behavior - 8(1):15.
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