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The findings suggest that the mere presence of one's smartphone reduces available cognitive capacity and impairs cognitive functioning, even though people feel they are giving their full attention and focus to the task at hand. (Representational image)

‘Mere presence of smartphone can reduce person’s brain power’

The smartphone doesn't even have to ring or vibrate but its mere presence can significantly reduce a person's cognitive capacity.

02 Jul 2017 9:05 AM

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