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The chain mediation effect of self-regulation and pre-sleep smartphone use on the relationship between smartphone dependence and bedtime procrastination among college students. [PDF]

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Liu W, Yuan Z, Li S, Chen Y, Liu H.
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Development and validation of the AI-assisted psychoemotional regulation scale (ERP-IA-6). [PDF]

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Briones-Llamoctanta BE, Pacheco-Cavero JA, Callacondo-Quispe VS, Turpo-Chaparro JE.   +3 more
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The Measurement of Opiate Dependence

British Journal of Addiction, 1986
SummaryThe application of a dimensional concept of dependence which has received much attention over recent years in relation to alcohol, is explored here in relation to opiate dependence. A Severity of Opiate Dependence Questionnaire (SODQ) was completed by 98 subjects attending a New York drug treatment clinic.
G, Sutherland, G, Edwards, C, Taylor, G, Phillips, M, Gossop, R, Brady   +5 more
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A Measure of Interpersonal Dependency

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1977
Interpersonal dependency refers to a complex of thoughts, beliefs, feelings, and behaviors revolving around needs to associate closely with valued other people. Its conceptual sources include the psychoanalytic theory of object relations, social learning theories of dependency, and the ethological theory of attachment.
R M, Hirschfeld, G L, Klerman, H G, Gough, J, Barrett, S J, Korchin, P, Chodoff   +5 more
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Measuring Natural Source Dependence

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023
AbstractThe consequences of most economic decisions are uncertain; they are conditional on events with unknown probabilities that decision makers evaluate based on their beliefs. In addition to consequences and beliefs, the context that generates events—the source of uncertainty—can also impact preferences, a pattern called source dependence.
Gutierrez, Cedric, Kemel, Emmanuel
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The Behavioural Measurement of Dependence

British Journal of Addiction, 1980
Two groups of 11 alcoholics, differentiated as to their degree of dependence, were observed drinking a specified amount of alcohol in an open‐ended situation. The severely dependent group drank the alcohol significantly faster than their less dependent counterparts.
H, Rankin, R, Hodgson, T, Stockwell
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