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Psychologists Agree: People Who Use Clock Instead of Looking at the Time on Their Cell Phone Are Not Old-Fashioned, but Want to Control Time without Wasting.

If we ask a person why he still wears the wristwatch, it is likely that many will answer us with the same question: «It is that if I pull out the mobile phone, I get hooked and I waste 20 minutes using it». An answer that shows us that we live in a hyperconnected era, but that there are still people who refuse ... Continue reading "Psychologists agree: people who use the clock instead of looking at the time on the mobile are not outdated, but wa…

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Psychologists Agree: People Who Use Clock Instead of Looking at the Time on Their Cell Phone Are Not Old-Fashioned, but Want to Control Time without Wasting.

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Psychologists Agree: People Who Use Clock Instead of Looking at the Time on Their Cell Phone Are Not Old-Fashioned, but Want to Control Time without Wasting.

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