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Description

Smartphones have become an integral part of everyday life, transforming the ways young people communicate, develop emotional connections, and maintain intimate relationships. In Bangladesh, the growing use of smartphones and digital communication platforms is reshaping traditional patterns of interpersonal interaction and relationship building. This book, Prevalent Smartphone Use and Changing Pattern of Intimate Relationship among the Youth of Bangladesh, explores the relationship between smartphone use and the changing dynamics of intimacy among young people. It examines how digital communication influences emotional closeness, personal interaction, relationship expectations, and the ways young people establish and maintain meaningful connections. Drawing on a sociological perspective, the book contributes to a broader understanding of youth, technology, and changing social relationships in contemporary Bangladesh. It invites readers, researchers, students, and policymakers to reflect on the opportunities and challenges that digital technologies create for intimate relationships in an increasingly connected society.