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Pdf A Systematic Review Of Excessive Social Media Use Has It Really Excessive social media use (esmu) is defined as an. excessive behavioral pattern of social media use that. has adverse effects on the individuals by producing. addiction like symptoms, including. New developments in technology have changed the habits of people and people can find the things of real life in virtual worlds. interacting in online platforms and sharing options of social media have made the life of students more easy while social media addiction(sma) becomes a problem among young people, causing to mental and physical problems in long run by using it in an excessive manner.

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