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Cell phone use has become an essential part of life for billions of humans in today’s “digital age”. Telephonic communication, text messaging, audio and video entertainment, social networking and information gathering are some of the main usages of cell phones. The global society has been bifurcated into two categories on this basis i.e. “information poor” and “information rich” and the use of cell phone is an important element of this competition. Pakistan, an underdeveloped country, is not at all behind the global race of cell phone marketing. 74.9% of its population does use cell phones as stated by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority [1]. The cell phone use is extremely cheap in Pakistan and even the poorest of the poor can afford it.

The relationship of cell phone use and aggression among young adults with moderating roles of gender and marital status