Although the association between pre-bedtime screen use and sleep quality did not reach statistical significance (χ2 = 4.21, df = 2, N = 102, p = 0.12), logistic regression revealed that participants with one hour or more of pre-bedtime screen time had significantly higher odds of experiencing depressive symptoms.
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The Digital Dilemma: Patterns of Screen Time, Sleep Quality, and Mental Health Among Saudi University Students.
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