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过度使用手机影响日常习惯和配偶关系:Vivo印度cmr研究
调查结果显示，86%的受访者认为手机是他们睡前看到的最后一样东西，84%的人表示手机已经成为他们身体的一部分，无法分离，60%的人表示他们在与家人坐在一起时使用手机。
调查结果显示，86%的受访者认为手机是他们睡前看到的最后一样东西，84%的人表示手机已经成为他们身体的一部分，无法分离，60%的人表示他们在与家人坐在一起时使用手机。
“平均每个智能手机用户每天有1.5小时的休闲时间。他们中的大多数人喜欢与家人共度休闲时光，但他们在与家人共度时光时带着智能手机。”
研究发现，受访者平均每天花在智能手机上的时间为4.7个小时，这在丈夫和妻子之间是相似的，73%的受访者承认他们的配偶抱怨他们过度沉迷于手机，而不是花时间和他/她在一起，88%的受访者认为智能手机的使用越来越多，正在损害他们与配偶的关系。
该研究指出，68%的人认为过度使用智能手机削弱了他们与配偶的关系，84%的受访者希望与配偶共度更多优质时光。
调查结果显示:“84%的受访者希望与配偶共度更多优质时光，而90%的受访者希望将更多闲暇时间用于与配偶进行有意义的对话。”
Vivo价值1500万美元的手机出口在德里机场受阻
这批运往泰国和沙特阿拉伯的货物已经在德里机场滞留了一周多，印度当局怀疑这些货物的价值和用途存在误报设备．
调查还称，89%的受访者希望减少花在智能手机上的闲暇时间，以加强与配偶的关系，另一方面，91%的受访者认为花更多的闲暇时间与配偶在一起会提高他们的生活满意度。
这些发现是基于Vivo印度和CMR对德里、孟买、加尔各答、金奈、海德拉巴、班加罗尔、艾哈迈达巴德和浦那1000多名消费者的研究。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The addiction to smartphones in India is on the rise which is in turn affecting day-to-day habits and impacting spousal relationships, according to a study by smartphone brand Vivo India<\/a> and market research firm CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR<\/a>). 86% of respondents agreed that their phone is the last thing they see before bed, 84% stated phones have become a part of their bodies that they cannot separate, and 60% said they use phones while sitting with the family, as per the findings.
\u201cOn average, each smartphone user has 1.5 hours of leisure time daily. Most of them like to spend their leisure time with family however they carry their smartphone while spending time with family,\u201d it added.
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On average, 4.7 hours are spent on a smartphone per day by the surveyed respondents and this is similar across husbands and wives, the study found, with 73% of respondents accepting that their spouse complained about their overindulgence on the phone instead of spending time with him\/her, 88% agreed that increased usage of smartphones is hurting their relationship with their spouse.
The study noted that 68% of people feel that excessive usage of smartphone has weakened their relationship with their spouse, with 84% of respondents wishing to spend more quality time with their spouse.
\u201c84% of respondents wish to spend more quality time with their spouse whereas 90% would want to devote more leisure time to having meaningful conversations with their spouse,\u201d the findings said.
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<\/figure>On average, 4.7 hours are spent on a smartphone per day by the surveyed respondents and this is similar across husbands and wives, the study found, with 73% of respondents accepting that their spouse complained about their overindulgence on the phone instead of spending time with him\/her, 88% agreed that increased usage of smartphones is hurting their relationship with their spouse.
The study noted that 68% of people feel that excessive usage of smartphone has weakened their relationship with their spouse, with 84% of respondents wishing to spend more quality time with their spouse.
\u201c84% of respondents wish to spend more quality time with their spouse whereas 90% would want to devote more leisure time to having meaningful conversations with their spouse,\u201d the findings said.
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