The mediating role of internet use in the relationship between working hours and depressive symptoms: an analysis based on cross-lagged models

Excessive work harms mental health. Internet use mediates this effect, effectively buffering the psychological harm of overwork.

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Frontiers in Psychology
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2025-09-24
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1656773
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Employment and Welfare Studies
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The mediating role of internet use in the relationship between working hours and depressive symptoms: an analysis based on cross-lagged models

Jie Liu, Min Chen
Frontiers in Psychology
Employment and Welfare Studies
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The mediating role of internet use in the relationship between working hours and depressive symptoms: an analysis based on cross-lagged models

Jie Liu, Min Chen
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Excessive work harms mental health. Internet use mediates this effect, effectively buffering the psychological harm of overwork.

Frontiers in PsychologyVol. 16
Beijing Union University (CN), Capital University of Economics and Business (CN)
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Employment and Welfare Studies
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