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30 Jun 2022, 12:15
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61% (01:46) correct
39%
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People have expressed many concerns about the psychological effects they experience from smartphone use, including feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting them while those individuals are engaged in activities that carry a safety risk—for example, driving a car.
(A) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting them while those individuals are
(B) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, miscommunicating due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting from such devices while
(C) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and the distractions to those individuals while they are
(D) stress from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distraction by such devices while
(E) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" their phones, experiencing miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distraction by such devices while
(A) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting them while those individuals are
(B) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, miscommunicating due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting from such devices while
(C) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and the distractions to those individuals while they are
(D) stress from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distraction by such devices while
(E) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" their phones, experiencing miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distraction by such devices while
01 Jul 2022, 01:33
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People have expressed many concerns about the psychological effects they experience from smartphone use, including feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting them while those individuals are engaged in activities that carry a safety risk—for example, driving a car.
(A) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting them while those individuals are Incorrect
parallelism issue - .....feeling ........., the experience.........., and distracting ..........
(B) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, miscommunicating due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting from such devices while Incorrect
changes meaning - ..........distracting from such devices.........
(C) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and the distractions to those individuals while they are Incorrect
parallelism issue - .....feeling ........., the experience.........., and the distractions..........
(D) stress from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distraction by such devices while Correct
they experience from smartphone use......... stress ..........., miscommunication ........, and distraction......
(E) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" their phones, experiencing miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distraction by such devices while Incorrect
parallelism issue - .....feeling ........., experiencing .........., and distraction..........
(A) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting them while those individuals are Incorrect
parallelism issue - .....feeling ........., the experience.........., and distracting ..........
(B) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, miscommunicating due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distracting from such devices while Incorrect
changes meaning - ..........distracting from such devices.........
(C) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, the experience of miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and the distractions to those individuals while they are Incorrect
parallelism issue - .....feeling ........., the experience.........., and the distractions..........
(D) stress from a perception of being "tied to" one's phone, miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distraction by such devices while Correct
they experience from smartphone use......... stress ..........., miscommunication ........, and distraction......
(E) feeling stressed from a perception of being "tied to" their phones, experiencing miscommunication due to a lack of the nonverbal cues inherent in face-to-face social interactions, and distraction by such devices while Incorrect
parallelism issue - .....feeling ........., experiencing .........., and distraction..........
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