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The study, led by Professor Ira Hyman, and published in the journal Applied Cognitive Psychology, found mobile phone users "made more direction changes, displayed more weaving, and were less likely to explicitly acknowledge other people".

Mobile phones put people in a 'spin' by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)

Our thinking right now is the sort of real world effect that you might be seeing is that these are individuals who would really have difficulty trying to maintain their attention independently over time," said Rob West, one of the study's authors, an associate professor of psychology and director of the cognitive psychology program at Iowa State.

High volume video gamers have difficulty in staying attentive by Asian News International

Unicyclists are very rare on campus pathways," the authors of the study, which will be published in the December issue of Applied Cognitive Psychology, wrote.