Background and aims The aim of this study is to estimate the longitudinal associations between online social networking addiction (OSNA) and depression, whether OSNA predicts development of depression, and reversely, whether depression predicts development of OSNA. Methods A total of 5,365 students from nine secondary schools in Guangzhou, Southern China were surveyed at baseline in March 2014, and followed up 9 months later. Level of OSNA and depression were measured using the validated OSNA scale and CES-D, respectively. Multilevel logistic regression models were applied to estimate the longitudinal associations between OSNA and depression. Results Adolescents who were depressed but free of OSNA at baseline had 1.48 times more likely to d...
The use of social network sites (SNSs) is inevitable in daily life. Everyone is likely to be addicte...
Background and aims: Perceived stress has been regarded as a risk factor for problematic social netw...
ABSTRACT Background and objective: Addiction to social networking sites (SNSs) is their unhealthy u...
Background and aims The aim of the study is to investigate (a) whether probable depression status as...
Background: Frequent use of Facebook and other social networks is thought to be associated with cert...
Background: Frequent use of Facebook and other social networks is thought to be associated with cert...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Online social networking sites (SNSs) such as Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace are used by billions of...
Background: Previous literature suggests that increased usage of social networking sites (SNSs) ca...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
The present study investigated the relationship between academic self-concept, academic outcome conf...
The use of social network sites (SNSs) is inevitable in daily life. Everyone is likely to be addicte...
Background and aims: Perceived stress has been regarded as a risk factor for problematic social netw...
ABSTRACT Background and objective: Addiction to social networking sites (SNSs) is their unhealthy u...
Background and aims The aim of the study is to investigate (a) whether probable depression status as...
Background: Frequent use of Facebook and other social networks is thought to be associated with cert...
Background: Frequent use of Facebook and other social networks is thought to be associated with cert...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Online social networking sites (SNSs) such as Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace are used by billions of...
Background: Previous literature suggests that increased usage of social networking sites (SNSs) ca...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
Recent research has shown that social networking sites (SNS) use is a risk factor for depression, bu...
The present study investigated the relationship between academic self-concept, academic outcome conf...
The use of social network sites (SNSs) is inevitable in daily life. Everyone is likely to be addicte...
Background and aims: Perceived stress has been regarded as a risk factor for problematic social netw...
ABSTRACT Background and objective: Addiction to social networking sites (SNSs) is their unhealthy u...