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Journal of Negative and No Positive Results
On-line version ISSN 2529-850X
Abstract
RUVALCABA-LEDEZMA, Jesús Carlos et al. Syndrome of cyber-phubbing “Its impact on interpersonal relationships and human health”. JONNPR [online]. 2021, vol.6, n.8, pp.1034-1048. Epub Dec 25, 2023. ISSN 2529-850X. https://dx.doi.org/10.19230/jonnpr.4104.
Nowadays technology has acquired a significant role in our lives; social networking, internet, video games and mobile devices became the primary communication and interaction. Even though this phenomenon may represent a “double edged sword” providing us of positive but also negative results, the internet addiction problem that occurs when people develop a dependence on internet connectivity, might even lead them to have symptoms of anxiety and violence reporting “abstinence periods” when they don´t have access to a network source and generate similar brain alterations that alcohol and drugs does [Phubbing].
Aim.
To describe the impact that reflects the technology as a risk factor on interpersonal relations in our environment, as well as locate the possible physiological consequences that these can cause.
Method.
Sectional survey applied on two groups of 50 students, between 2014-2106.
Results.
Results throw us that the impact of social media addiction, internet and cell phone´s usefulness represents therefore a significant risk for their health, to hinder emotional relationships within their family and personal impact on cognitive and emotional health. The negative impact is personal and collective, enphasizing the cell phone use while driving a vehicle and its addiction (Phubbing) causes accidents and impacts on morbi-mortality.
Conclusions.
Phubbing has led to a significant impact in our actual society, increases on morbi-mortality. This is not positive results.
Keywords : technology; video games; mobile devices; Internet addiction; symptoms of anxiety-violence; depression.
