Perceived Stress and Social Networks among Young Adults: Measuring Social Interactions with Mobile data and Self-reports

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Individuals reporting high stress are engaging in social interactions more frequently via calls and text messages, and they appear to spend shorter time in social interactions meeting face-to-face with fellow students. This pattern is also reflected in the self-reported social interactions where individuals reporting high stress had a higher contact frequency with parents and a lower contact frequency with friends.
Original languageDanish
Publication date10 Apr 2016
Publication statusPublished - 10 Apr 2016
EventSunbelt - CALIFORNIA, NEWPORT BEACH, United States
Duration: 5 Apr 201610 Apr 2016
Conference number: XXXVI

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ConferenceSunbelt
NumberXXXVI
LocationCALIFORNIA
CountryUnited States
CityNEWPORT BEACH
Period05/04/201610/04/2016

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