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Data Sheet 1_Screen time, reward sensitivity, and mood dysregulation among Egyptian adolescents: concurrent associations and a test of construct distinctiveness.pdf
This cross-sectional study examined concurrent associations among self-reported daily screen time, reward sensitivity, and mood dysregulation, and tested whether the two psychological self-report constructs are empirically distinguishable, in a convenience sample of 640 Egyptian adolescents aged
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