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Physical-self declaration by university students on digital media: a gender perspective
The primary objectives of this research study were to describe the “physical self affect on digital media” in Chilean university students and to examine patterns of digital and virtual behavior that reflect stereotypical gender mandates and behaviors. There were 324 women and 185 men surveyed on the
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