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Mobile Paradox- Are Younger Generations Addicted to Smartphones? A Behavioral Survey

The present study attempted to examine the pervasiveness and correlation of smartphone addiction among veterinary and engineering students. Two hundred students (one hundred from each discipline) owning smartphones and agreeing to participate were included. Well-structured questionaries consisting of questions related to demographic information (part 1), enthralling features of the smartphone which made participants get attracted and concerned health issues (part 2), and smartphone addiction behavior (part 3) were electronically mailed. An independent Sample t-test performed to assess the interactive dissimilarities within the variables and found there were no significant differences in their attitude, and Pearson correlation revealed there existed a strong positive correlation between veterinary and engineering students' attitude on smartphone addiction criterion. Results established that Engineering students are addicted to some extent further compared to veterinary scholars.