Influence of internet and mobile dependence on subjective well-being and reading motivation in schoolchildren: The mediating role of family social support
In recent years, dependence on the internet and smartphones has become a significant concern for society. The aim of this study is to determine the mediating role of family social support in the relationship between internet and mobile dependence and subjective well-being and reading motivation in P...
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2025
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