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September 5, 2025Carleton undergraduate journal of science.Open Access

Stress, Social Anxiety, and Problematic Social Media Use: The Role of Coping Styles

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LALina AlzamelRoyal Ottawa Mental Health Centre HSHolly ShannonUniversity of Ottawa SGSynthia GuimondUniversity of Ottawa

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This observational study examines stress, social anxiety, and coping styles in undergraduate students, indicating intricate associations with problematic social media use.

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A significant positive correlation exists between problematic social media use and emotion-focused coping.
Perceived stress and social anxiety correlate positively, but do not significantly predict problematic social media use.
Observational analysis using self-report measures assessed relationships among stress, social anxiety, and coping styles.
Implications suggest that motivations for social media use may influence the relationships between stress and anxiety.

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Alzamel et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb5f7a6d6d5674bcd03bd3 https://doi.org/10.22215/cujs.v5i1.5290

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This observational study examines stress, social anxiety, and coping styles in undergraduate students, indicating intricate associations with problematic social media use.

Stress, Social Anxiety, and Problematic Social Media Use: The Role of Coping Styles

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Stress, Social Anxiety, and Problematic Social Media Use: The Role of Coping Styles

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