Worry and rumination identified as key cognitive factors in addictive social media use
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Psychological distress is associated with problematic social media use, with extended thinking patterns like worry, rumination, and desire thinking potentially playing a significant role in this relationship and contributing to increased cravings for social network use.
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Original Title: Research found psychological distress leads to extended thinking styles (worry, rumination, and desire thinking), which in turn contribute to problematic social network site use and increased craving for these platforms