Question

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which is an example of setting boundaries on cell phone use?
a using a cell phones navigation function to get directions
b using a downloaded browser app instead of the phones default web browser
c calling someone back promptly if you miss a call
d turning off your phone when you do not want to be disturbed

Explanation:

Setting boundaries on cell - phone use involves controlling when and how the phone is used. Turning off the phone when not wanting to be disturbed limits phone - related interruptions and sets a clear boundary. Options A and B are about using phone functions and apps, not setting boundaries. Option C is about phone etiquette in returning calls, not setting boundaries on use.

Answer:

D. turning off your phone when you do not want to be disturbed