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From: Exploring the indirect effect of loneliness in the association between problematic use of social networks and cognitive function in Lebanese adolescents

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(a) Relation between addictive consequences of problematic use of social networks and loneliness (R2 = 29.80%); (b) Relation between loneliness and cognitive function (R2 = 37.77%); (c) Total effect of the relation between addictive consequences of problematic use of social networks and cognitive function (R2 = 34.90%); (c’) Direct effect of the relation between addictive consequences of problematic use of social networks and cognitive function. Numbers are displayed as regression coefficients (standard error). ***p < 0.001

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