Bibliografía: Regulación emocional y uso problemático de redes sociales en adolescentes: una revisión sistemática

Autor: Asociación Proyecto Hombre      19/11/2025     

Autoría: Patricia Uroz Seldas. Psicóloga General Sanitaria especializada en el Máster en Adicciones: Perspectiva Biopsicosocial. Terapeuta en Proyecto Hombre Almería.

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