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Smartphone-Derived Phenotypes of Social Media Use in Young Adults
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• Smartphone-based data revealed four distinct social media use phenotypes in young adults. • Phenotypes mapped meaningful onto problematic use and mental health constructs. • Self-esteem and loneliness were the strongest mediators of problematic use and mental health. • Phenotypes showed differential responsiveness to a social media detox intervention.
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Social media use
Young adults
Problematic use
Mental health
Phenotypes
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