Social Networking Addiction Among Hong Kong University Students: Its Health Consequences and Relationships With Parenting Behaviors.

Front Public Health · 2020 · PMC7868525 · PMID 33569365

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Among the 84 identified students, 44 were males and 40 were females; while the prevalence of SNA appeared to be higher among male students (25.0%) than female students (18.7%), the difference did not reach statistical significance ( X 2 = 2.27, p = 0.13).

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