Lack of access to a phone and high social media use was associated with elevated physiological arousal in college students exposed to an acute laboratory stressor.

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Title: Lack of access to a phone and high social media use was associated with elevated physiological arousal in college students exposed to an acute laboratory stressor.
Authors: Honeycutt, Duncan1, Sablon, William Du1, Jung, Danielle1, Redmond, Cierra1, Serna, Kassandra1, Lucas, Bethany1, Campisi, Jay1 jcampisi@regis.edu
Source: Bios (0005-3155). 2022, Vol. 93 Issue 3, p81-96. 16p.
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