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ArticleSmartphones are more reinforcing than food for students

Sara E. O’Donnell2018

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Smartphones are more reinforcing than food for students

Sara E. O’Donnell · Leonard H. Epstein

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Year2018

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Published2018-10-18

VenueAddictive Behaviors

ISSN-L0306-4603

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Citations101

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