The New Centrality of Mobile Phones: How adolescents text & talk with friends and how that compares with other forms of interpersonal communication
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Amanda Lenhart, Rich Ling & Scott Campbell at the Society for Research in Child Development , March 31, 2011, Montreal More: pewinternet.org
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The New Centrality of Mobile Phones: How adolescents text & talk with friends and how that compares with other forms of interpersonal communication
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