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How are our cellphones affecting our relationships?
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May 24, 2018
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4:36Now PlayingCellphones are a big part of our daily lives, but what if kids told you exactly how your phone habits make them feel? A school teacher in the United States asked her second graders to describe something they wish had never been created, and a handful of those students answered cellphones.
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