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Correlation between smartphone addiction and posture changes, risk of falls, reaction time, neck strength, pain, and cervical joint position sense error in older smartphone users
Faculty of allied health sciences0 个研究点目标入组 140 人2024年3月29日
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- older adults addicted to Smartphone and those who were not based on the Thai Short Version questionnaire results, with summative scores of more than 31 (men) and 33 (women) indicating Smartphone addiction.
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- Faculty of allied health sciences
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- 140
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- 去年
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- •We recruited older adults addicted to SPs and those who were not based on the SAS\-SV\-TH questionnaire results, with summative scores more than 31 (men) and 33 (women) indicating SP addiction.
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- •The exclusion criteria were previous history of injury to the neck, back, and lower limbs within the last 6 months, visual issues, diagnosis of neuromuscular or inner ear diseases, and intake of pills affecting the risk of falls.
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