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Smartphonetest(SAS-SV)

The SAS-SV (Smartphone Addiction Scale — Short Version) is a validated 10-item scale for compulsive phone use. Rate each statement from 1 to 6 — free and anonymous.

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SAS-SV

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For each statement, choose how much you agree on a scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 6 (strongly agree). Your total is out of 60.

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1 / 10

Missing planned work or being late because I’m on my phone.

2 / 10

Having a hard time concentrating in class, on assignments or at work because of my phone.

3 / 10

Feeling pain in my wrists or the back of my neck while using my phone.

4 / 10

I won’t be able to stand not having my smartphone.

5 / 10

Feeling impatient and fretful when I’m not holding my smartphone.

6 / 10

Having my smartphone on my mind even when I’m not using it.

7 / 10

I will never give up using my smartphone even when my daily life is already greatly affected by it.

8 / 10

Constantly checking my phone so I don’t miss conversations or updates.

9 / 10

Using my smartphone longer than I had intended.

10 / 10

People around me tell me I use my phone too much.

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    How many years of life go to your phone

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    You can check it in “Screen Time” (iOS) or “Digital Wellbeing” (Android).

    What it means

    The recommended limit for entertainment screen time is no more than 2 hours a day. Over 4 is a risk factor for depression and anxiety.

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