An extensive study into selfie culture has produced some interesting results.
The American Psychiatric Association say they have enough evidence to classify a 'selfie obsession,' as an actual medical disorder.
After they examined 400-people from India - the country with the highest density of Facebook users - and created a "Selfitis Behaviour Scale," listing factors that trigger the condition.
Those triggers include:
Self-confidence.
Attention seeking.
And Social competition.
The finds have been published in the International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction and says: "As with internet addiction, the concepts of selfitis and selfie addiction started as a hoax, but recent research including the present paper has begun to empirically validate its existence."
Experts say the study will help understanding of "human-computer interaction across mobile electronic devices".
It also argues selfie-taking might evolve and become more advanced as technology progresses.
So...how many selfies are on your camera roll right now?
