Gender and Stature Effects on Cervical Flexion During Smartphone Use in Walking and Stair Tasks
2.88T1.5 sourceErgonomics in Design (SAGE / HFES)
Source record
Published by Ergonomics in Design (SAGE / HFES) (T1.5 source). The original is at https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/10648046261487557?af=R.
Pipeline notes
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SummaryA peer-reviewed study measuring head and neck flexion in 42 young adults during smartphone use across walking, stair, backpack, and texting tasks, analyzing how gender and stature affect cervical posture under each condition.
Why it mattersQuantifies neck flexion across common phone-use tasks and body types, useful baseline data for posture guidance, though the practical takeaways for readers are limited.
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