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Social Media Fatigue and Resilience among College Students
Abstract Social media has become an integral component of daily life for contemporary college students, serving as a primary tool for academic communication, socialization, and leisure. However, the omnipresence of digital platforms has given rise to a distinct psychological phenomenon k
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