Internet use for learning and insomnia symptoms among high school and university students in China: a two-wave network analysis
BackgroundInsomnia symptoms and internet use are both common among adolescents, but existing studies often rely on broad measures of screen exposure or global sleep outcomes. It remains unclear whether specific internet-use activities are associated with individual insomnia symptoms and whether these associations differ by educational context. This study aims to explore the association between…
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