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Table 1 Distribution of respondents according to smartphone use (N = 560)

From: Associations between smartphone addiction, parenting styles, and mental well-being among adolescents aged 15–19 years in Gujarat, India

Characteristic

Category

Total N (%)

Smartphone Users N (%)

Non-Smartphone Users N (%)

Age

15

112 (20.0%)

102 (91.1%)

10 (8.9%)

16

112 (20.0%)

95 (84.8%)

17 (15.2%)

17

112 (20.0%)

102 (91.1%)

10 (8.9%)

18

112 (20.0%)

101 (90.2%)

11 (9.8%)

19

112 (20.0%)

103 (92.0%)

9 (8.0%)

Gender

Male

321 (57.3%)

286 (89.1%)

35 (10.9%)

Female

239 (42.7%)

217 (90.8%)

22 (9.2%)

Area of Residence

Urban

420 (75.0%)

382 (91.0%)

38 (9.0%)

Rural

140 (25.0%)

121 (86.4%)

19 (13.6%)

Father’s Education

Illiterate

23 (4.1%)

18 (78.3%)

5 (21.7%)

Primary/Secondary

125 (22.3%)

110 (88.0%)

15 (12.0%)

Higher Secondary

111 (19.8%)

102 (91.9%)

9 (8.1%)

Graduate and Higher

301 (53.8%)

273 (90.7%)

28 (9.3%)

Mother’s Education

Illiterate

64 (11.4%)

55 (85.9%)

9 (14.1%)

Primary/Secondary

171 (30.5%)

149 (87.1%)

22 (12.9%)

Higher Secondary

107 (19.1%)

95 (88.8%)

12 (11.2%)

Graduate and Higher

218 (39.0%)

204 (93.6%)

14 (6.4%)

Years of Usage

< 3 years

372 (66.4%)

336 (90.3%)

36 (9.7%)

> 3 years

188 (33.6%)

167 (88.8%)

21 (11.2%)

Duration of use (hours/day)

< 2h/day

365 (65.2%)

325 (89.0%)

40 (11.0%)

> 2h/day

195 (34.8%)

178 (91.3%)

17 (8.7%)

Socioeconomic Status (SES)

Upper (Class 1 & 2)

396 (70.7%)

354 (89.4%)

42 (10.6%)

Lower (Class 3,4,5)

164 (29.3%)

149 (90.9%)

15 (9.1%)

  1. Note: Percentages in the “Total N (%)” column are calculated out of the total sample size (N = 560). Percentages in the “Smartphone Users N (%)” and “Non-Smartphone Users N (%)” columns are calculated within each category