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This document contains a 10 question survey about mobile phone usage. It collects information such as the respondent's phone model, how long they can last without their phone, their phone contract costs, main phone uses, any perceived negative effects of phones, daily phone usage time, and whether phones are considered a necessity or luxury.
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