Correlations between the variables.

<div><p>Evening-types are at higher risk of problematic smartphone use and addiction to social media, but little is known about the possible mediating factors. Given the rising prevalence and broad negative impacts of smartphone and social media addiction, these factors require identific...

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Main Author:	Anna-Stiina Wallinheimo (10696540) (author)
Other Authors:	Simon L. Evans (9597837) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Science Policy Mental Health Virology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified validated measures online tested mental health ranging negative impacts possible mediating factors poorer sleep quality link circadian preference factors require identification dysfunctional coping strategy crucial explanatory variables broad negative impacts problematic technology use significant mediating variable partial mediation occurred important findings point social media use young adults (< div >< p problematic smartphone use social media addiction social media young adults problematic smartphone important implications full mediation significant mediators n </ intervention strategies higher risk depression symptoms average age also associated 8 years
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Correlations between the variables.

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