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The document is a compilation of various academic references and studies related to technology, particularly smartphones, and their impact on psychological well-being, social interactions, and academic performance. It includes works on mobile app engineering, qualitative research methodologies, and the psychological effects of mobile phone use. Additionally, it discusses the historical context of smartphone development and the implications of technology on mental health and social behavior.
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The document is a compilation of various academic references and studies related to technology, particularly smartphones, and their impact on psychological well-being, social interactions, and academic performance. It includes works on mobile app engineering, qualitative research methodologies, and the psychological effects of mobile phone use. Additionally, it discusses the historical context of smartphone development and the implications of technology on mental health and social behavior.
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