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Digital Stress: Theoretical Conceptualizations, Empirical Findings, and Tasks for Future Research
Over the past decade, mobile Internet-enabled digital devices have provided ubiquitous access to media content and communication, resulting in unprecedented levels of “always on” media use. As a consequence, many users feel stressed and strained by the new demands of digital media use. A fast-growin
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