Project Description
An annual press conference held by the School of Communication Arts and Social Sciences (CASS) to present our study on smartphones and its impact on relationships. I was one of the five students to prepare and present our final report deck to the media.
This started as a research project that was done for the module 'Mass Media Research' for students to apply what we have learned in the real-world setting.
For full version of report deck, please click below:
List of Featured Media Outlets
Top findings from our research
Features on media outlets
1. The Straits Times, 'Phubbing' affects relationship among youth, Singapore Polytechnic survey finds
2. Shape, Stop Phubbing – A Singapore Survey Finds That It’s Hurting Relationships More Than You Think
3. World News, 'Phubbing' affects relationship among youth, Singapore Polytechnic survey finds
4. Singapore Kindness Movement, Phubbing: Phone use is a big turn-off in relationships
5. Channel 8, 调查：近六成年轻人因玩手机冷落伴侣 影响恋情
6. Lian He Zaobao, 调查：过半青年因为玩手机冷落伴侣导致感情“扣分”
7. Augustman, The Phubbing Phenomenon
8. China IT News, Is the low head a love killer? Playing a mobile phone with a partner is a result of emotional deduction
9. The New Paper, Never heard of 'phubbing'? You're probably guilty of it anyway
10. Radio Station: 88.3FM
11. Radio Station: Kiss92
12. Radio Station: Capital 95.8FM