As part of the Mobile Radiofrequency Phone Exposed Users' Study (MoRPhEUS), a cross‐
sectional epidemiological study examined cognitive function in secondary school students …

Mobile phone aggression (MPA) is a relatively new phenomenon. Using newly developed
measures, a pilot study was conducted with 348 adolescents ages 13–17 years to determine …

This article presents a case study of Australian secondary school students as co-creators of
a dramatic pre-text, using online and mobile media to develop an improvisation-based …

Marketing messages socialize individuals into believing that (amongst other practices)
consuming cosmetics is the key to beauty and such messages are now being targeted …

Mobile victimisation is one form of cyberaggression that is increasing and affecting many
young people today in the developing world. While studies on cyberbullying and …

Purpose–This article aims to explore, and compare, the perceived association between
economic resources and peer relationships among two age groups of Swedish tweens …

Children are unique and also potential market They are unique, because they usually do not
spend their own money but they might have high purchasing power back up. They are …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to explore the functions of material possessions and
economic resources in peer relationships among third grade children. Design/methodology …

Children play a crucial role of influence in the purchase decisions of their parents, especially
in decisions regarding less expensive products such as food and playthings. Marketing …

This thesis examined the adoption of mobile phones and use of SMS among Chinese
teenagers based on the uses and gratification theory and computer-mediated …