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Network dynamics between digital media use and depressive symptomatology: A computational phenotyping approach using ecological momentary assessment.

Psychiatry research - 1 Feb 2026

Zhan Yuting, Wang Yu

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BACKGROUND: Despite extensive investigation into relationships between digital media use and psychological well-being, understanding of specific temporal dynamics and underlying mechanisms remains inadequate. METHODS: This study employed intensive longitudinal methods to examine the complex network relationships between digital behavior patterns and depressive symptoms. We collected ecological momentary...

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Humans
Female
Ecological Momentary Assessment
Male
Adult
Young Adult
Adolescent

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Depression

Longitudinal Studies

Social Media

Smartphone

Phenotype

Digital Media

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PMID: 41411707
DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2025.116896

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