Study Identifies Distinct Online Risk Profiles and Screening Cutoffs for Adolescents
A study of 4,827 Chinese adolescents identified three distinct online risk profiles and established preliminary cutoff scores for stepwise screening.
A study of 4,827 Chinese adolescents identified three distinct online risk profiles and established preliminary cutoff scores for stepwise screening.
A qualitative study of university students following the 2023 Türkiye earthquakes reveals how psychological and cultural resilience factors interact during ...
A cross-sectional study of 225 Turkish vocational healthcare students found that more favorable attitudes toward artificial intelligence were positively associated ...
A longitudinal study of Chinese undergraduates found that short video dependence is positively associated with later depressive symptoms, with creativity ...
A case-control study reveals that associations between social media habits and depression among young individuals vary across cognitive, physician-rated, and ...
A network analysis of the Japanese Positive Valence Systems Scale in a community sample reveals interconnected reward processes rather than ...
A latent class analysis of 734 mobile health help seekers identified three distinct sleep quality profiles, with age and depressive ...
A study across 775 participants found that perceptions of quicker mind change in large language models predicted higher technology uncertainty.
An exploratory study using automated FaceReader software reveals that clinically identified impulse-emergence episodes during psychotherapy correspond with measurable shifts in ...
A study in novice meditators found mindful sitting reduced mind wandering only in thirty-minute sessions, whereas focused breathing and body ...
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