An Association Among Problematic Smartphone Use, Sleep Quality, Behavioral Engagement and Academic Achievements: A Multiple Mediation Model Based on Large-Scale Data
A study of over 1,600 primary school students shows that smartphone overuse negatively impacts math grades by disrupting sleep and reducing classroom participation. The research highlights that sleep quality and behavioral engagement are critical links in how smartphone habits affect learning.
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