Using software‐modified smartphones to validate self‐reported mobile phone use in young people: A pilot study
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Joe Wiart | Roel Vermeulen | Hans Kromhout | Elisabeth Cardis | Martine Hours | Geertje Goedhart | Martine Vrijheid | Chelsea Eastman Langer | Patricia de Llobet Viladoms | Amelie Massardier-Pilonchery | R. Vermeulen | M. Vrijheid | H. Kromhout | J. Wiart | E. Cardis | M. Hours | G. Goedhart | A. Massardier-Pilonchéry | Patricia de Llobet Viladoms | Chelsea Eastman Langer
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