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第一作者： Imperatori, Claudio

作者： Imperatori, Claudio ^[1] ; Panno, Angelo ^[2] ; Carbone, Giuseppe Alessio ^[3] ; Corazza, Ornella ; Taddei, Ines ; Bernabei, Laura ; Massullo, Chiara ; Prevete, Elisabeth ; Tarsitani, Lorenzo ; Pasquini, Massimo ; Farina, Benedetto ; Biondi, Massimo ; Bersani, Francesco Saverio

作者单位： Dept Human Sci,European Univ Rome ^[1] Dept Clin Pharmaceut & Biol Sci,Univ Hertfordshire ^[2] Dept Human Neurosci,Sapienza Univ Rome ^[3]

关键词 Social media addiction Eating disorders Muscle dysmorphia Substances use Psychopathology FITSPIRATION IMAGERY PROBLEMATIC USAGE ITALIAN VERSION USE DISORDERS INTERNET-USE THINSPIRATION INVENTORY EXERCISE QUESTIONNAIRE RELIABILITY

发布时间 2022-07-13

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