Path Coefficients for Direct, Indirect, and Total Effects of Internet Use and Psychological Factors on Subjective Well-being.

<p>Path Coefficients for Direct, Indirect, and Total Effects of Internet Use and Psychological Factors on Subjective Well-being.</p>

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Main Author:	Jiangwei Hu (11531812) (author)
Other Authors:	Chunyun Tan (22538110) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Evolutionary Biology Sociology Cancer Science Policy Mental Health structural equation modeling prior research suggests offering emotional support enhancing life satisfaction three psychological variables psychological pathways underlying maintaining social ties purpose )&# 8212 online engagement may g ., step association &# 8212 psychological anxiety accounted xlink "> drawing relationship quality rather lower psychological anxiety overall indirect association lower goal deficiency lower social loneliness goal deficiency ), swb remained positive among older adults lower anxiety psychological anxiety xlink "> older adults goal deficiency indirect association social loneliness psychological factors strengthen purpose step onboarding cgss ), total association reduce anxiety direct association indirect paths vital tool study examines study analyzed simplified interfaces sectional data remain underexplored reduced sense peer mentoring oriented uses mediating role mediated route loneliness pathway literacy initiatives largest share
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