Feeling Looked Down On Drains Students’ Self-Control and Fuels Smartphone Overuse
A survey of 1,352 Chinese vocational college students links internalized stigma about their educational track to problematic smartphone use through ...
A survey of 1,352 Chinese vocational college students links internalized stigma about their educational track to problematic smartphone use through ...
A randomized field experiment at North Carolina State University shows that forest views lower heart rate while birdsong boosts heart ...
A new study of 1,640 Chinese university students reveals that social media use fuels appearance anxiety through a chain of ...
A study of 636 Chinese college students finds anxiety mediates the link between academic stress and internet gaming addiction, with ...
A longitudinal network analysis of over 2,000 college students identifies four depression trajectories and pinpoints sad mood, anhedonia, and sleep ...
A latent profile analysis of 1,346 Chinese college students identifies four distinct combined patterns of academic stress and exercise motivation, ...
A new narrative review using the biopsychosocial framework finds that enacted, internalized, perceived, and anticipated stigma during the COVID-19 pandemic ...
A new study finds that college students instructed to manage pandemic distress with mindfulness complied more often than those using ...
A four-week, wordless nature-themed audiovisual program delivered via a WeChat mini-program was associated with significant reductions in anxiety and depressive ...
A 14-day study of Chinese college students using objective screen-time data shows boredom directly boosts smartphone use, especially short-video viewing ...
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