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November 7, 2020Journal of Concurrent DisordersOpen Access

The association of addictive mukbang watching with mukbang watching motives, emotion regulation, impulsivity, and psychiatric distress

Kagan Kircaburan Andrew Harris Filipa Calado Mark D. Griffiths

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Title: The association of addictive mukbang watching with mukbang watching motives, emotion regulation, impulsivity, and psychiatric distress Keywords: Mukbang; Online addictions; Mukbang addiction; Impulsivity; Emotion regulation; Protocol Authors: Kagan Kircaburan, Andrew Harris, Filipa Calado, Mark D.

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