Short Version of the Social Networks Addiction Risk Questionnaire (CARS-R): Evidence From Network Psychometrics
Recent scientific literature shows evidence that social media addiction negatively impacts people's mental health. In this sense, network models offer a methodological framework that naturally allows the study of mental health disorders' complexity. Therefore, the study aims to study the p...
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2025
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