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When Confucian Culture Meets Digital Stress: Moderators of Social Media Harm in Chinese Adolescents

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Frequent exposure to harmful online content predicted higher depression and suicidal thoughts among adolescents.
Psychological resilience significantly moderated the link between negative social media exposure and mental distress.
Family connectedness and digital literacy did not buffer the effects of social media harm on mental health.
Results stress the importance of resilience-focused interventions in non-Western contexts to enhance adolescent well-being.

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Cross-sectional survey reveals social media harm in adolescents, highlighting psychological resilience and digital literacy as potential moderators.

Ruixue Wang (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional survey reveals social media harm in adolescents, highlighting psychological resilience and digital literacy as potential moderators.