Correlation analysis shows smartphone addiction worsens sleep quality in students, indicating that psychological factors play a mediating role.
Key Points
Smartphone addiction negatively affects sleep quality, emphasizing the importance of mental health in university students.
The analysis highlights a significant association: higher smartphone addiction correlates with increased levels of depression, stress, and anxiety.
Using validated self-report measures and mediation analyses, the study explores the interplay of various psychological factors influencing sleep quality.
Addressing smartphone addiction alongside depression, stress, and anxiety could enhance sleep quality, suggesting the need for targeted interventions.