Network Analysis of Association Between Problematic Social Network Use and Alexithymia in Freshmen

Cognitive failure plays a central role in problematic social network use among freshmen. Difficulty identifying feelings, externally oriented thoughts, and cognitive failure are critical in linking problematic social network use with alexithymia.

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Psychology Research and Behavior Management
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/prbm.s472799
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6
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Mental Health Research Topics
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Cognitive failure plays a central role in problematic social network use among freshmen. Difficulty identifying feelings, externally oriented thoughts, and cognitive failure are critical in linking problematic social network use with alexithymia.

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