Social media usage, feat of covid-19. suicidal ideation in young adults during pandemic covid-19 [BS Psychology] / by Sara Munir, Meena, Aliza Javaid

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TextPublication details: Lahore: UMT. School of Professional Psychology. Department of Applied Psychology, 2022Dissertation note: Report presented in partial requirement for BS degree in Psychology Supervisor: BS Department of Applied Psychology 2022 S2018141015 S2018141010 S2018141009

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Report presented in partial requirement for BS degree in Psychology
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BS Department of Applied Psychology 2022 S2018141015 S2018141010 S2018141009

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Social media usage, feat of covid-19. suicidal ideation in young adults during pandemic covid-19 [BS Psychology] / by Sara Munir, Meena, Aliza Javaid