Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Cellphone use"”.
-
The paradox of cellphones: a media dependency study on college-aged teens and their cellphone use
The cellphone has become a common tool for entertainment, communication, and information in everyday American life. However, with increased dependency on the cellphone, users are also seeing negative repercussions of their relationships with them. Research has found that cellphones are associated …
-
An investigation of cellphone use on the academic performance of Namibia school learners: A case study of the Caprivi Senior Secondary School and Kizito College in the Zambezi region
The study assessed the impact of cell phone use among Namibian school learners. The researcher used the mixed methods approach of qualitative and quantitative methods to collect and analyse data, integrate the findings and draw inferences to predict the impact of cell phone usage on the academic …
-
Are You Really There? The Mediatized Experience of the 21st Century Concert-Goer
This thesis focuses on the ways cellphone use has further mediatized the concert experience. The cellphones mediatization of the concert experience involves modifications to memory practices, understandings of the concert experience, and interpersonal interaction within the venue. The combination …
-
Utilization of Smartphones to Access Health-related Information: A Descriptive Analysis (2010-2012)
… assessed by demographics and chronic disease: a) Cellphone use to access internet b) Cellphone use to look up health-related information and c) Cellphone with downloadable "apps" to help manage health. Results: Smartphone utilization to access the internet increased by 17.3% from 2010 to 2012 and …
-
Cellulore phenomenon : promoting and policing cellular phones in Canada
… rationalizing, resisting and embracing the cellphone by telling stories about how people use it. "Cellulore" is an original descriptive phrase used in this thesis to describe the stories people share and the popular media publish and broadcast about strange, odd, boorish and even dangerous …