Digital shield of mental health: online social support's dual roles in mitigating school bullying and information cocoon's impacts on Chinese adolescents' NSSI.

BMC Psychol · 2026 · PMC13173882 · PMID 41957632

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Impacts of information cocoon on adolescents' NSSI behaviors For male students, the results of models 1 M and 2 M regarding the impact of algorithmic narrowing (a subtype of information cocoon) on their NSSI behaviors showed that it had a certain influence, though not reaching a highly significant level in the initial model (β = 0.132, p < 0.1).

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The marginal significance of age implies that as male students grow older, there might be some variations in how online social support influences their NSSI behaviors, perhaps due to increased maturity or changing social circumstances.

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