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Students’ Social Media Use and Severity of Depression
Social media has transformed global communication and become deeply embedded in the daily lives of Filipino youth, shaping how they connect, express themselves, and engage with society. This study employed a descriptive-comparative research design to determine and examine the differences in the seve
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