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Fig 1.

Descriptive graphic in the contexts of nomophobia, anxiety, depression, stress, insomnia and impulsivity.

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Table 1.

Promax rotated matrix of the nomophobia scale items using a forced three-factor solution.

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Table 2.

Bivariate analysis of factors associated with nomophobia.

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Table 3.

Multinomial logistic regression taking the nomophobia categories as the dependent variable.

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Table 4.

Generalized Linear Model (GLM) taking the continuous nomophobia score as the dependent variable.

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Fig 2.

Structural equation modeling of the variables associated with nomophobia.

—observed variable; —latent variable; —impact of one variable on another; e—residual error in the prediction of an unobserved factor; * p<0.001; BDS = Beirut Distress Scale; HAM-A = Hamilton Anxiety Scale; HAM-D = Hamilton Depression Scale; LIS = Lebanese Insomnia Scale; BARRAT scale used to measure impulsiveness.

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