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Quantifying the relative associations of time of social media use and addictive social media use with emotional distress among U.S. adults
Both time of social media use (TSMU) and addictive social media use (ASMU) have been associated with depression and anxiety. However, their relative associations with emotional distress remain unclear, and research involving middle-aged and older adults has been limited. We examined associations of
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