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Reading in the Digital Age: Moderating Effects of Age and Sex on the Relationship between Social Media Usage and Reading Interest
In a world increasingly driven by rapid change and digital transformation, the ability to adapt, connect, and innovate has never been more essential. This study investigated the relationship between social media usage and reading interest among senior high school students at Lala Proper Integrated S
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