Good Childhoods Buffer Bad Ones: How Early Experience Shapes Teen Internet Habits
A study of 6,743 Chinese adolescents links positive childhood experiences to healthier Internet use and shows their protective effect persists ...
A study of 6,743 Chinese adolescents links positive childhood experiences to healthier Internet use and shows their protective effect persists ...
A survey of 1,029 Chinese students reveals two distinct psychological routes to generative AI dependence, one driven by cognitive absorption ...
A study of 760 Italian young adults shows that fear of missing out mediates the link between online social identity ...
A cross-sectional study of Turkish young adults finds that fear of missing out is linked to gaming addiction indirectly through ...
Researchers have developed and validated a six-item Brief Sweet Addiction Scale in English, Spanish, and Hungarian, providing the first brief ...
A new Brazilian study finds that impulsive decision-making about gaming time, not money, signals risk of gaming disorder, but only ...
A new study finds that male gender, weekly use, psychological distress, and emotional suppression predict problematic pornography use, while spirituality ...
A new case series finds that nearly 23 percent of frontotemporal dementia patients exhibited problematic internet or social media use, ...
A nationwide Japanese study of over 25,000 people found that ADHD symptoms raise the odds of internet gaming disorder, with ...
A Quebec study of more than 2,000 patients identifies the clinical and social factors that predict hospitalization in gambling disorder ...
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