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Cultivating-Digital-Wellness: within Malawian students

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healthcareeducation
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mus
Editor:
Cen
Publisher:
OSF
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The study titled "Cultivating Digital Wellness: Exploring the Interplay of Demographic Characteristics and Online Behaviour on the Mental Health Landscape of Malawian Students." delves into the complex relationship among internet usage patterns, demographic factors, and mental distress outcomes among college students in Malawi, amidst an era characterized by digital connectivity. It examines age-related tendencies in internet impulsivity and evaluates mental health outcomes across diverse age groups and genders. Emphasizing the necessity for ongoing research, the study aims to deepen comprehension and devise effective strategies for tackling internet addiction and mental health challenges. By fostering collaborative efforts and leveraging open data resources, researchers can propel advancements in this crucial domain. This research offers a comprehensive exploration of the intricate interplay between internet usage patterns and mental distress among college students in Malawi.

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