Correction: Mobile phone addiction and depression among adolescents: the moderation effect of family environment.
Abstract
[This corrects the article DOI: 10.3389/fpubh.2026.1863623.].
AI evidence extraction
At a glance
Study type
Other
Effect direction
unclear
Population
adolescents
Sample size
β
Exposure
mobile phone
Evidence strength
Insufficient
Confidence: 96%
Β· Peer-reviewed: yes
Main findings
This record is a published erratum correcting a prior article and does not report study methods or results in the provided abstract.
Outcomes measured
- depression
- family environment
- mobile phone addiction
Limitations
- Published erratum rather than a primary study report
- No study methods, sample details, exposure characterization, or results provided in the abstract
View raw extracted JSON
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