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Psychological processes linking insomnia with depression and anxiety in emerging adulthood
Background: Insomnia is strongly associated with symptoms of depression and anxiety during emerging adulthood, yet the mechanisms underlying these relationships remain poorly understood. Numerous constructs have been proposed as potential explanatory pathways, but few have been systematically screen
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