Association Between Social Ostracism and Sleep Quality in Adolescents: A Cross‐Lagged Study

These findings highlight a type of exclusion-dependent impairment of social ostracism the distinct impact of neglect, but not rejection, on sleep quality and underscore the mediating role of social media usage function as a buffer agent disorder. This study demonstrated the long-term effects of social ostracism on sleep, positioning it as a critical and persistent impact of social ostracism on sleep quality, which further demonstrated that social ostracism is an important risk factor affecting sleep quality for adolescent sleep health.