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A Tunisian study revealed that 16% of medical students suffer from social media addiction, which is associated with higher levels of academic procrastination and poor psychological performance. The study shows that 94.9% of students use smartphones to access social media platforms, spending around three hours daily on these sites, with Facebook being the preferred platform at 96.1%. The use of TikTok is linked to increased addiction risks, which is attributed to self-regulation deficits resulting from academic pressures and fear of failure.
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