Psychometric performance of the social networks addiction risk questionnaire (CARS‑R): a cross-cultural study in four Latin American countries
Social media addiction has been increasingly recognized as a behavioral condition associated with adverse psychological outcomes; however, evidence regarding the cross-cultural validity of its assessment instruments remains limited, particularly in Latin America. This cross-sectional study examined...
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2026
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