The Psychology of Social Networking Site Addiction: The Impact of Stress, Rejection Sensitivity, and Attachment Styles

This monograph draws on empirical research results to explore how personal psychological factors like perceived stress, rejection sensitivity, and attachment styles contribute to social network service (SNS) addiction. The author delves into the psychological mechanisms underlying SNS addiction, with a specific focus on young adults in contemporary society.She presents results from research of young people in Henan Province, China.By constructing a mediation model grounded in stress-sensitivity theory, reinforcement sensitivity theory, and attachment theory, the book uncovers how stress and psychological vulnerabilities interact to intensify reliance on digital platforms.The book integrates theoretical frameworks with recent empirical data to offer a comprehensive understanding of SNS addiction.It provides valuable insights for scholars and mental health professionals, emphasizing the mediating role of perceived stress and the heightened vulnerability of individuals with insecure attac