The Effect of Mobile Social Media Sharing Behavior on the Subjective Well-Being and Mental Health Regulation of Internet Users.
Mingqing Lu, Qiangqiang Ma
PMID 36249581WHAT IT FOUND
This retracted paper describes a survey on social media sharing and internet user well-being.
It reports no clinical findings relevant to physical, occupational, or speech therapy practice.
What this paper is
This is a retracted publication. The text describes a theoretical model and a survey of student internet users regarding social media sharing, but it does not report clinical outcomes for physical, occupational, or speech therapy populations. Because the paper has been retracted, its findings are invalid and should not be used to inform clinical practice.
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Do not rely on the conclusions of this paper. It is a retracted publication, meaning its findings have been withdrawn by the journal and are not considered valid evidence.