INTRODUCTION Converging evidence suggests a close relationship between emotion regulation (ER) and perceived social support (PSS) among adolescents. Yet, little is currently known about their longitudinal cross-lagged associations within the Chinese cultural context, as well as the differential effects of different ER...
Objective Based on the perspective of embodied cognition, this study examined the association between interoceptive awareness and future exercise possible self among adolescents, and investigated the mediating roles of self-concept clarity and athletic engagement in this association, as well as a potential chain mediat...
PURPOSE Most longitudinal studies lack multi-wave measures and rarely consider cognitive mechanisms, such as cognitive control, that may shape both the development of mental health and social media use. This study examined dynamic within-person relations and stable between-person correlations linking social media brows...
Background: Digital technologies have created highly connected learning environments in which smartphones, social networking applications, online resources and entertainment media coexist with academic activity. Media multitasking may therefore place competing demands on attention and working memory. Objective: This st...
: Background: With the rapid proliferation of smartphones in family life and the rising prevalence of adolescent loneliness, this study aimed to examine the longitudinal relationship between parental phubbing and adolescent loneliness, and to investigate the mediating role of basic psychological need satisfaction and t...
Social media use has been linked to poorer sleep outcomes in adolescents, yet the mechanisms underlying this association remain unclear. Appearance-related social media consciousness (ASMC)-a preoccupation with one's appearance online-could relate to offline behaviors, including sleep. This study examined the associati...
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