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The effect of grandparental care on social networking sites addiction in college: mediated by social anxiety and loneliness [PDF]

BMC Psychology
Objective Grandparental care has become a common phenomenon, yet there is still limited research on the long-term psychological effects on children raised by their grandparents.
Shaobo Zeng, Yujie Li, Chuanlei Zheng, Xiaoning Ren, Yongchao Lu, Chunmei Wu   +5 more
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How does eFangelism trigger hedonic consumption in sports? The mediating role of fan engagement through social networking sites [PDF]

BMC Psychology
Background The power of sports, which plays an important role in bringing modern societies together, in shaping the behavior of individuals cannot be ignored. The role of this power in individuals’ consumption behavior is worth examining.
Mehmet Ali Horozoğlu, Ozan Korkmaz
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Cross-lagged panel analysis of the relationship between social networking sites use (SNSU) and sleep problems among university students [PDF]

BMC Public Health
Background Sleep remains a cornerstone for sociopsychological well-being, but it is in decline, especially among today’s youth. Simultaneously, engagement with social media is escalating. Research has identified a link between social networking sites use
Xiaoling Li, Hailei Li, Jiaming Luo
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Exploring the relationship between problematic social networking sites use and depression: A longitudinal study. [PDF]

PLoS ONE
The association between problematic social networking sites use and depression is established, yet the directionality remains to be clarified. This longitudinal study investigated the causal dynamics between the two phenomena by administering a ...
Xiaoling Li, Hailei Li
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Why does browsing social networking sites increase conspicuous consumption? The effects of relative deprivation and subjective socioeconomic status. [PDF]

BMC Psychol
Yang X, Wang X, Yu J, Gao J.
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Dermatology and social networking sites

Indian Dermatology Online Journal, 2012
Bhushan Madke
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Social networking use, mental health, and quality of life of Hong Kong adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic

Frontiers in Public Health, 2022
BackgroundDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, adolescents' use of social networking sites/apps has surged, and their mental health and quality of life have also been significantly affected by the pandemic and its associated social-protection measures.
Lu Yu, Meng Du
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Rejection Sensitivity and Psychological Capital as the Mediators Between Attachment Styles on Social Networking Sites Addiction

Frontiers in Education, 2021
This study was based on the framework of attachment, reinforcement sensitivity, and positive psychology theories. The main objective is to investigate rejection sensitivity and psychological capital as the mediators between attachment styles on social ...
Huanhuan Shan, Zahari Ishak, Jingyi Li
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Social networking sites use and college students’ academic performance: testing for an inverted U-shaped relationship using automated mobile app usage data

International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education, 2022
With the widespread adoption of social networking sites among college students, discerning the relationship between social networking sites use and college students’ academic performance has become a major research endeavor.
Wondwesen Tafesse
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Mediating Role of Internet Self-Efficacy on the Relationship between Social Networking Sites’ Usage and Performance in Physics: Structural Equation Modeling Approach [PDF]

International Journal of Advanced Humanities Research, 2023
Social networking sites are online applications that were developed for communication and to have access to information. These sites can be accessed via phones, tabs, and other ICT gadgets through an internet connection.
Wasiu YAHAYA, Abdulrasaq Akanbi, Quadri Yahaya   +2 more
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