Objective: The purpose of the study is to examine relationship between perceived stress, social support and media addiction in university students.
 Method: research a descriptive, relational study. sample consisted 404 students studying at Faculty Health Sciences. Personal Information Form, Perceived Stress Scale, Social Support Media Addiction Scale-Adult Form were used for data.
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BackgroundReligious attitude and anger management are two psychopathological constructs receiving little empirical scrutiny in relation to smart phone addiction, but theoretically should demonstrate significant relationships. Today one of these new media that is used by many people around the world, mobile phone. Students most important groups affected social networks. The aim this study was de...

This study examined smartphone user behaviors and their relation to self-reported smartphone addiction. Thirty-four users who did not own smartphones were given instrumented iPhones that logged all phone use over the course of the year-long study. At the conclusion of the study, users were asked to rate their level of addiction to the device. Sixty-two percent agreed or strongly agreed that the...

Cell phone technology is being increasingly used by clinicians to access up-to-date information during patient care. Medical students, residents, and faculty members of medical faculties or hospitals use mobile devices, such as smartphones (e.g., iPhone, Android, Blackberry) and tablet computers (e.g., iPad), to answer clinical questions and find medical information. This article investigates t...

Introduction: Adolescence is a time of moving from immaturity childhood to maturity adulthood.Technologies especially the mobile phone has considerably new epidemic in century. It become anessential part modern community and necessities people’s lifestyle over past decade andgained unparallel fame because it facilitates communication between individual shortening distance, agood investment time...