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For example, Fang and Wang (2003) found that there was no significant difference in self-discipline between students with good academic achievement and students with poor academic achievement, but there were significant or highly significant differences in five dimensions of time management: conceptual, planning, strategic, integrated, and immediate.
There was a significant difference in total sleep duration between female university students who underwent the exercise intervention and those who did not undergo any intervention, with longer total sleep duration for the exercise intervention compared to those who did not undergo any intervention and an increasing trend in total sleep duration for those who underwent the exercise intervention as the duration of the intervention increased.
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The coefficient of dum1 on Z-score is –0.021, it is negative and highly significant, suggesting that a firm with higher supplier concentration is more likely to experience high risky, when compared to firms with lower supplier concentration.
Limitations The empirical findings in this study have some value, but the scale design process only considered individuals as selfie information disseminators, while ignoring the perspective of information reception, the scope of the study group focused on the Chinese youth population, and there may be significant differences in selfie behavior and related social anxiety psychology among different populations, and also whether the empirical results can be adapted to the cultures of other countries needs further investigation and verification.
At the three levels of parental support, the mediating effect of negative emotions on the relationship between catastrophising tendency and NSSI also showed a decreasing trend (see Table 3 ); that is, with an increase in the level of parental support, catastrophising tendency was less likely to induce adolescents’ NSSI behaviour by reducing their negative emotions.