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Relating smartphone ‘App-journeys’ to mental health: A novel network analysis approach
cognitive-neurosciencedepressionmental-healthnetwork-analysispsychiatrysocial-and-behavioral-sciences
Despite substantial concern about how technology use relates to mental health, research attempting to identify beneficial or harmful smartphone activities has yielded mixed results. Here, we show that abstracting away from specific activities, their transition patterns across time relate robustly to
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