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Beyond Screen Time: Context, Valuation, and Self-Limitation of Mobile Phone Use
Do people spend too much time on their phones? "Screen time" has come under scrutiny for its effects on health, cognition and sociability. In this paper, we conceptualize mobile phone use as a practice (Shove, 2003; Warde, 2005) and analyze how users evaluate and regulate their digital consumption.
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