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Kim, Jinhyun: Hurh, Kyungduk: Kim, Hyunkyu: Park, Eun-Cheol: Ha, Min Jin: Effect of the peripartum depressive symptoms on the Internet use disorder of their offspring in late childhood: retrospective longitudinal study. [2024]
Juvalta, Sibylle: Speranza, Camilla: Robin, Dominik: El Maohub, Yassmeen: Krasselt, Julia: u.a.: Young people's media use and adherence to preventive measures in the "infodemic": Is it marked by political ideology? [2023]
Lerida-Ayala, Virginia: Aguilar-Parra, Jose Manuel: Collado-Soler, Rocio: Alferez-Pastor, Marina: Fernandez-Campoy, Juan Miguel: u.a.: Internet and video games: Causes of behavioral disorders in children and teenagers. [2023]
Maset-Sanchez, Sofia: Schoeps, Konstanze: Valero-Moreno, Selene: Postigo-Zegarra, Silvia: How effective are psychological treatments for internet gaming disorder? An umbrella review. [2023]
Mojtabai, Ramin: Problematic social media use and internalizing symptoms in adolescents. [2023]
Nagata, Jason M.: Smith, Natalia: Zamora, Gabriel: Sajjad, Omar M.: Ganson, Kyle T.: u.a.: Problematic social media use and alcohol expectancies in early adolescents. [2023]
Tekin, Ugur: Investigation of internet addiction, cyberbullying, and cyber victimization in adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic and their relationship with anxiety and depression. [2023]
Kim, Sung Koo: Wi, Da Som: Kim, Kyung Mi: Effect of media exposure on social development in children. [2023]
Hantinger, Marion: Medienkompetenz in Familien. Die Bedeutung von „emotionaler Abwesenheit“ durch Mediennutzung in der fruehen Eltern-Kind-Beziehung. [2023]
Touloupis, Thanos: Campbell, Marilyn: The role of academic context-related factors and problematic social media use in academic procrastination: A cross-sectional study of students in elementary, secondary, and tertiary education. [2023]
van Essen, Christina M.: Van Ouytsel, Joris: Snapchat streaks - How are these forms of gamefied interactions associated with problematic smarthphone use and fear of missing out among early adolescents? [2023]
Zimmer-Gembeck, Melanie J.: Hawes, Tanya: Scott, Riley A.: Campbell, Tia: Webb, Haley J.: Adolescents' online appearance preoccupation: A 5-year longitudinal study of the influence of peers, parents, beliefs, and disordered eating. [2023]
Senol, Yigit: Betuel Senol, Fatma: Can Yasar, Muenevver: Digital game addiction of preschool children in the Covid-19 pandemic: social emotional development and parental guidance. [2023]
Ciacchini, Rebecca: Orru, Graziella: Cucurnia, Elisa: Sabbatini, Silvia: Scafuto, Francesca: u.a.: Social media in adolescents: A retrospective correlational study on addiction. [2023]
Qin, Yao: Musetti, Alessandro: Omar, Bahiyah: Flow experience is a key factor in the likelihood of adolescents' problematic TikTok use: The moderating role of active parental mediation. [2023]
Di Michele, Daniela: Guizzo, Francesca: Canale, Natale: Fasoli, Fabio: Carotta, Francesca: u.a.: #SexyBodyPositive: When sexualization does not undermine young women's body image. [2023]
Perakslis, Eric: Quintana, Yuri: Social media is addictive and influences behavior: Should it be regulated as a digital therapeutic? [2023]
Yap, Sheau-Fen: Lim, Weng Marc: A paradox theory of social media consumption and child well-being. [2023]
Swiatek, Agata Hiacynta: Szczesniak, Malgorzata: Aleksandrowicz, Blanka: Zaczkowska, Daria: Wawer, Weronika: Scislowska, Malgorzata: Problematic smartphone use and social media fatigue: The mediating role of self-control. [2023]
Schettler, Leonie Marie: Thomasius, Rainer: Paschke, Kerstin: Emotional dysregulation predicts problematic gaming in children and youths: a cross-sectional and longitudinal approach. [2023]
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