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. 2018 Oct 25;5(4):e11383. doi: 10.2196/11383

Table 2.

Participant-reported cellphone use at enrollment (N=40).

Cellphone use Participants
Cellphone access, n (%)

Owns a cellphone 38 (95)

No access to cellphone 2 (5)
Cellphone type, n (%)

Smartphone (phone with a data plan/internet) 28 (70)

Basic mobile phone (phone with no internet) 10 (25)

No access to cellphone 2 (5)
Frequency of cellphone use, n (%)

Multiple times per day 33 (83)

One time per day or less 4 (10)

No access to cellphone 3 (7)
Ease of cellphone tasks,a mean (SD)

Typing 3.48 (1.36)

Send a text message 3.93 (1.35)

Access the internet 3.88 (1.45)

Use an app 3.78 (1.42)

Take pictures 3.98 (1.21)

Use social networking sites 3.65 (1.44)

aEase of cellphone tasks were rated on a 5-point Likert-type scale: 1 (“can’t do at all”) to 5 (“really well”), except for ease of typing, which was rated on a scale of 1 (“not at all easy”) to 5 (“extremely easy”).