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Relating smartphone ‘App-journeys’ to mental health: A novel network analysis approach
As debates over the impact of smartphones on young people intensify, we urgently need ways to identify which smartphone behaviours are related to poorer mental health. While many approaches focus on specific harmful or beneficial smartphone activities, here we instead suggest that the relationship b
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