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Associations between problematic internet use, life satisfaction, and deliberate self-harm among Chinese adolescents: A multi-centered longitudinal study
Problematic internet use linked to life satisfaction and self-harm in Chinese teenagers over time
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Abstract
The prevalence of single deliberate self-harm behaviors among adolescents was 5.04% at wave 1 and decreased to 4.67% by wave 3.
- Bidirectional predictive associations were identified between problematic Internet use and life satisfaction.
- Life satisfaction was also found to be associated with deliberate self-harm behaviors over time.
- Deliberate self-harm may predict increased problematic Internet use in adolescents.
- Gender and age were linked to problematic Internet use, life satisfaction, and deliberate self-harm.
- Ethnicity was found to influence problematic Internet use among adolescents.
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