The nonlinear relationship between symptoms of internet addiction and depressive symptoms: an empirical study among Chinese university students
ObjectTo examine the nonlinear dose-response association between IA and depressive symptoms, while also exploring potential variations in this association across demographic subgroups.MethodsA cross-sectional study was administered to Chinese university students. Internet addiction (IA) was assessed using an 8-item standardized diagnostic instrument. Depressive symptoms were evaluated utilizing…
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