Previous research associated smartphone use with worsened sleep among adolescents.
However, the prior findings were mainly based on cross-sectional, self-reported data, and a …

Adolescents commonly use smartphone social media apps, which can affect their perceived
social support (PSS). However, study results on social media's effect on PSS differ, because …

Understanding the measurement inaccuracy and bias introduced by self-reports of
smartphone use is essential for making meaningful inferences about smartphone use and its …

Although young people spend increasing amounts of time online, many gaps remain in the
literature regarding the effect of time spent online on young people's development of well …

In this perspective, we aim to bring together research on mobile assessments and
interventions in the context of mental health care in youth. After the COVID-19 pandemic …

While large language models consistently outperform their smaller transformer-based
counterparts, there are constraints on their deployment. Model size becomes a critical …

In today's digital era, having access to digital resources and possessing digital skills is
crucial for active (online) civic participation (eg, voting, participating in public forums …

Většina českých dětí a adolescentů má dnes svůj vlastní chytrý mobilní telefon. V nedávném
reprezentativním výzkumu Sociologického ústavu Akademie věd (SÚ AV ČR) pouze 5 …

This paper presents a customized web-based annotation tool that allows users to annotate
utterances in data from instant messaging applications. Efficient annotations are provided …

Nowadays, digital technologies are increasingly involved in many areas of youth's lives,
including their sexuality (Mori et al., 2021). Among the most common are exposure to …