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Many diseases disappear from year to year but unfortunately, new ones appear.

However, disease can be developed in an unusual way. Do you know the Nomophobia? This phobia appears when a person is separated from his mobile phone, which can have negative consequences. This is affirmed a study highlighting the fear called Nomophobia.

According to an article in Le Monde, forgetting his mobile phone is the obsession of many people. We are so used to having this little object constantly with us that the whole idea of being separated makes us tremble. This phenomenon is called Nomophobia, contraction of the phrase "no mobile phobia".

Robert Clayton, Missouri journalism doctoral student at the university, decided to study this afraid like any other, as reported by Le Monde. In a study published January 8, entitled "The Impact of Separation on iPhone Cognition, Emotion and Physiology," Clayton shows that Nomophobia has real consequences.

As explained by Science Daily, the results of the study are based on a test performed by 208 students just thought they should try a new experience. The event was held in two parts. For the first, the students kept their phone while conducting a word puzzle. Next, the researchers used the excuse that the Bluetooth portable causing interference and asked the students to part with for the second part of the test.

The results are quite significant. Once they have been deprived of telephone, students had their heart rate will be and blood pressure accelerate and increase their anxiety. Their performance also decreased. One participant even gone to meet his iPhone during the experiment.

Finally, You should know that young people aged 18 to 24 on average send 109 text messages a day and more than 3200 per month, this obsession with permanent connection does not really seem ready to stop. I chose this topic because I think we are all concerned, especially young people. It is a tool that we can not yet do without it also a distraction that can harm us when learningfor example, or even cut us socially with people around us.

During the Christmas period, a young woman tweeted a phrase that became famous for its reflection of reality "for the Christmas meal, iphone right or left of the plate? "An implication to show that the iphone has become an essential element for a Christmas table.

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