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:silhouette: Biopsychosocial Factors & Cyberpsychology on Phone Usage…

- - - - Learning
  - - - Celebrity or authoritative representations online of phone usage can alter one's perception and how they view it, influencing action. Acting as a dependable and viable source from a social and cyber context, one may involve themselves further using their phone.
    - - Believing excessive phone usage is rather non-influential in affecting health and other factors, individuals are exposed to similar beliefs and information. Without intervention, this can allude to a cycle.
- - - - Observational Design, glancing upon social interactions and how many times/reasoning for utilizing their phone.
  - - - Individuals would succumb to having that sense of belonging amongst others also integrating phone usage within their lifestyles. In effort of fostering a sense of an online community, many would utilize this in order to become less marginalized.
    - - In order to regulate one's current emotions, mood, or in an effort for a sense of escape and distraction, this may significantly alter the amount of utilization of one's phone (games, gambling, discussion). In a bidirectional manner, phone usage can also influence varying emotions and feelings, activizing a repetitive behavioural addiction Measured from Subjective Quantitative Survey
  - - - Open Ended Discussion; Focus Grroups with those currently experienced or have experienced self esteem or self image issues. Data collection with transcript
- - - - Cortisol
      - Adrenaline (epinephrine)
    - - Testosterone
      - Estrogen
    - - Progesterone (In menstrual cycle and pregnancy)
    - - Extensively difficult to Control and Investigate. Extraneous Variables, , Unethiical or Impossible for Random Assigment
    - - Melatonin
  - - - Conditions
        
        Autism
        
        ADHD
        
        Tourette Syndrome
      - Past Brain Injury
        
        Severe traumatiic brain injury (TBI)
        
        Closed / Penetrating brain injury
        
        Pre-Existing Groups, Unethical / Impossible to be altered
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  - - - Subjective Quantitative Method
        
        Sleep Index (self-administered questionnaire) a Score out of 100 based on consistency, temperature, restfulness (Hill & So, 2024)
    - - Objective Quantitative
        
        Wrist Wearables