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September 18, 2025˜The œKnowledge

Digital Citizenship and Mental Health: Impact of Screen Addiction and Online Behavior in University Life

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SASamra AmeerPHProf. Dr. Malik Hukamdad

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Overview

Quantitative analysis uncovers links between screen addiction and mental health in students, suggesting crucial educational reforms.

Key Points

  • Increased screen time correlates with poor mental health outcomes in university students.
  • Strong connections were found between digital citizenship awareness and anxiety and depression levels.
  • Quantitative descriptive correlational design was employed to gather insights across various university settings.
  • Promoting digital citizenship in curricula is essential for developing resilient and responsible students.

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Ameer et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d463e931b076d99fa63296https://doi.org/10.55737/tk/2k25c.43079
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