Effect of Mobile Screen Exposure on Reaction Time in Basket Ball Players

As per the studies the college going students use their phone on an average of 6-7 hours a day. The screen time affects the overall health of the students. The study aims to determine if increased screen time affects reaction time in basketball players. Data was collected from the team of basketball players, measuring their daily screen usage and reaction time using the Ruler Drop Test. Their screen time duration is recorded and correlated with reaction time test results. Findings suggest a statistically significant association between prolonged screen exposure and delayed reaction times, highlighting the potential impact of digital device usage on reaction to the quick challenges faced among basketball players. These results emphasize the need for balanced screen usage and raise awareness about the potential consequences of excessive screen time on reaction time. The higher duration of screen exposure to the mobile lower is the reaction time in basketball players.