Wrong. You mention 6-7 interactions being not noteworthy. You failed
to include 6-7 cell phone interactions. At the work place, if your job
doesn't require a phone, it's very noteworthy. If it isn't required
and interrupts job performance the person should be warned. If the
activity isn't stopped they should be fired.
Cell phone use by some has seemed to require social interaction that
is unnecessary. What, were we a bunch of social hermits before cell
phones? I know I had plenty of friends. Where have they all gone? Oh
that's right, they're all on the cell phone so no longer feel the need
to drop by.
Jeff M
On Jul 13, 2009, at 3:43 PM, t.piwowar wrote:
This is fairly normal behavior for humans. Normal people are very
social. They like to interact with other people and make plans for
future opportunities for further social interaction. "6 to 7"
instances of social interaction in an 8 hour work day is hardly
noteworthy.
On Jul 12, 2009, at 11:58 PM, phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
A lady who works where I do talks on her cell phone while at work
about 6 to 7 times a day, and gets or sends a similar number of text
messages each day as well. I know for a fact that it is, with very
few exceptions, nothing but idle chit-chat of no importance, yet she
is compelled to do it daily. There must be some clinical term for
her
compulsive habit. I'd say "craving attention" but that is not really
a clinical term.
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