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Psychological Well-Being and Social Media During the Pandemic: Evidence, Research Gaps, and Future Research Directions

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Published in:Central European Economic Journal
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Published: 2025
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title Psychological Well-Being and Social Media During the Pandemic: Evidence, Research Gaps, and Future Research Directions
title_auth Psychological Well-Being and Social Media During the Pandemic: Evidence, Research Gaps, and Future Research Directions
title_full Psychological Well-Being and Social Media During the Pandemic: Evidence, Research Gaps, and Future Research Directions
title_fullStr Psychological Well-Being and Social Media During the Pandemic: Evidence, Research Gaps, and Future Research Directions
title_full_unstemmed Psychological Well-Being and Social Media During the Pandemic: Evidence, Research Gaps, and Future Research Directions
title_short Psychological Well-Being and Social Media During the Pandemic: Evidence, Research Gaps, and Future Research Directions
title_sort psychological well-being and social media during the pandemic: evidence, research gaps, and future research directions
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url https://sciendo.com/article/10.2478/ceej-2025-0023