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. 2020 Aug 21;15(5):387–397. doi: 10.1016/j.jtumed.2020.05.009

Table 4.

Confirmatory factor analysis and standardised factor loadings of each item (N = 718).

SIS order Preliminary draft Item Factor loading
Q1 Q.17 I experience sleeping problems due to smartphone use 0.574
Q2 Q.21 I feel very excited while using my smartphone 0.505
Q3 Q.12 While using my smartphone, I feel neck and back pain or discomfort 0.653
Q4 Q.23 I feel very lonely without my smartphone 0.651
Q5 Q.7 I continuously check my smartphone for updates 0.583
Q6 Q.15 I experience eye discomfort or strain due to excessive smartphone use 0.662
Q7 Q.4 I get irritated when I am interrupted while using my smartphone 0.607
Q8 Q.32 Smartphone use will increase medical errors in clinical care
Q9 Q.8 Immediately after waking up, I will check my smartphone 0.560
Q10 Q.3 I cannot control the desire to use my smartphone 0.706
Q11 Q.13 Sharing of patient medical information through smartphones may increase patients' privacy breaches and insecure medical data storage 0.731
Q12 Q.1 I am thinking of shortening my smartphone usage time 0.573
Q13 Q.29 Smartphone use at work will increase the contamination risk 0.419
Q14 Q.25 I am always worried that I will lose my smartphone 0.507
Q15 Q.34 I am facing conflicts with my colleagues at work due to smartphone use
Q16 Q.26 I feel sad when I am not receiving any message or communications 0.603
Q17 Q.5 I feel very stressed and worried when my smartphone is not with me 0.645
Q18 Q.31 I am unable to complete planned daily work due to smartphone use 0.461
Q19 Q.11 While using my smartphone I feel discomfort in my fingers and wrist 0.636
Q20 Q.9 I cannot sleep without my smartphone by my side 0.588
Q21 Q.27 I feel that my connections with smartphone friends are closer than with my real-life friends 0.552
Q22 Q.24 I get relief from all stress and tension when I am using my smartphone 0.559
Q23 Q.19 I experience distraction and memory problems due to smartphone use 0.575