Among students in Grades 7 to 9, higher loneliness scores were associated with lower self-efficacy and higher internet-addiction scores; internet addiction accounted for 7.84% of the total association, while sleep quality moderated some paths.
A six-country survey found that health consciousness was associated with treatment adherence through several reported relationships, although subgroup differences and the survey design limit causal conclusions.
Professionals who reported greater cost consciousness also tended to report higher resource efficiency. Perceived organizational justice was associated with part of that relationship, although the one-time self-report survey cannot establish causation.