CSU Wagga research to investigate the social impact of 'phubbing' or phone snubbing

Tim Piccione
September 15 2022 - 6:35am
CSU Wagga researchers Dr Rachel Hogg and associate professor Yeslam Al-Saggaf are hoping to shed light on how phubbing affects our wellbeing. Picture supplied
CSU Wagga researchers Dr Rachel Hogg and associate professor Yeslam Al-Saggaf are hoping to shed light on how phubbing affects our wellbeing. Picture supplied

If you've ever looked down at your phone in the middle of a face-to-face conversation or ignored a question to answer a text, you've unknowingly taken part in 'phubbing'.

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Tim Piccione

Tim Piccione

Court reporter

Tim is a journalist with the Canberra Times covering the ACT courts. He came to the nation's capital via the Daily Advertiser in Wagga. Contact: tim.piccione@canberratimes.com.au.

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