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Table 1.

Summary of the activation subscale elements from the DEX-R based on Stuss [15].

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Fig 1.

The Q-Q plot confirming the normal distribution of the activation subscale score.

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Table 2.

Counts and percentages of categorical socio-demographic and possible risk factors. 1 JOD = 1.41 USD (fixed rate).

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Table 3.

Mean and standard deviation of continuous socio-demographic and possible risk factors, along with total DEX-R score for activation elements.

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Table 4.

Significant dichotomous and ordinal categorical variables.

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Fig 2.

Dot plots of the activation score versus Area of living (1 represent rural).

The score was significantly higher for students living in urban areas.

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Fig 3.

Dot plots of the activation score versus Having visited a psychiatrist/psychologist (1 represent no).

Those with prior visits had a higher score on average.

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Fig 4.

Dot plots of the activation score versus Having strong relationship with extended family (1 represents no, and higher mean score).

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Fig 5.

Dot plots of the activation score versus Living with parents (1 represent no, and higher mean score).

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Fig 6.

Dot plots of the activation score versus Family income.

Significant differences between level 1 and 4. Level with higher income had higher score on average.

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Fig 7.

Dot plots of the activation score versus GPA (1 represent <C-), 6 represent (A,A-).

Lowest GPA had significantly higher score in comparison to the two highest GPA categories.

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Fig 8.

Dot plots of the activation score versus Parents divorced (1 represent no, and lower mean score).

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Table 5.

Summary of significant continuous variables. x is the corresponding variable in each line.

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Fig 9.

Bivariate fit of the activation score versus Number of daily hours spent on social media.

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Fig 10.

Bivariate fit of the activation score versus Number of weekly times eating fast food.

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Fig 11.

Bivariate fit of the activation score versus Number of daily hours using smartphone/electronic devices.

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Fig 12.

Bivariate fit of the activation score versus Number of weekly hours exercising/playing sports.

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Fig 13.

Bivariate fit of the activation score versus Number of social media platforms used.

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Table 6.

The calculated clinical quartile limits for the activation subscale score. The minimum score was 8 and maximum was 40.

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Table 7.

Clinical quartile scores distribution between groups for the activation subscale.

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