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Beyond screen time: Explaining cross-national differences in digital literacy through socioeconomic and psychological mechanisms
This study provides a structural explanation for cross-national variation in the relationship between screen time and digital outcomes. While prior research and large-scale assessments such as ICILS have documented inconsistent associations between screen time and digital competence, the mechanisms
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