New Yorkers and visitors to the Big Apple suffering
from nomophobia will no longer have to avoid the city's buses...
Not exact matches
«The findings
from the research model and the semantic networks supplement each other in that the words related to memory, self, and proximity seeking (e.g., «memory,» «I,» «my,» «to me,» and «part») were more frequently used in the high, compared with low,
nomophobia group.»
In addition, those in the high
nomophobia group were more likely to get distracted
from their studies and work.
Too far away
from it and you're at risk of developing
nomophobia...
Other words
from the shortlist include Higgs boson,
nomophobia («anxiety caused by being without one's mobile phone»), and YOLO («you only live once; typically used as rationale or endorsement for impulsive or irresponsible behaviour»).