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Temporal patterns of smartphone-mediated digital engagement and mental health symptomatology
Li Min Wang
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, Andrea Montanari
, Noam Gal
, Basile Chaix
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Amit Birenboim
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Department of Geography
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Anxiety Symptoms
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Temporal Patterns
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Smartphone
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Psychotic Symptoms
100%
Digital Engagement
100%
Mental Health
50%
Digital Activities
50%
Smartphone Usage
50%
Phone Usage
50%
Jerusalem
25%
Significant Predictors
25%
Depressive Symptoms
25%
Human Behavior
25%
Information Communication Technology
25%
Dose-response Relationship
25%
Ecological Approach
25%
Ubiquitous Communication Technology
25%
User Motivation
25%
Predictors of Anxiety
25%
Daily Self-report
25%
Usage Types
25%
Smartphone Log
25%
Dynamic Patterns
25%
Daily Interactions
25%
Innovative Sensors
25%
Ubiquitous Information Technology
25%
Psychology
Mental Health
100%
Smartphone
100%
Self-Report
25%
Information Technology
25%
Human Behavior
25%