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Peer Review reports

From: Internet use time and subjective well-being during the COVID-19 outbreak: serial mediation of problematic internet use and self-esteem

Original Submission
18 Apr 2023 Submitted Original manuscript
6 Aug 2023 Reviewed Reviewer Report
9 Aug 2023 Reviewed Reviewer Report
Resubmission - Version 2
20 Sep 2023 Submitted Manuscript version 2
20 Sep 2023 Author responded Author comments - Min-Pei Lin
Resubmission - Version 3
25 Sep 2023 Submitted Manuscript version 3
25 Sep 2023 Author responded Author comments - Min-Pei Lin
Resubmission - Version 4
26 Sep 2023 Submitted Manuscript version 4
26 Sep 2023 Author responded Author comments - Min-Pei Lin
22 Oct 2023 Reviewed Reviewer Report
Resubmission - Version 5
2 Dec 2023 Submitted Manuscript version 5
2 Dec 2023 Author responded Author comments - Min-Pei Lin
Resubmission - Version 6
3 Dec 2023 Submitted Manuscript version 6
3 Dec 2023 Author responded Author comments - Min-Pei Lin
Publishing
6 Dec 2023 Editorially accepted
11 Dec 2023 Article published 10.1186/s40359-023-01483-x

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BMC Psychology

ISSN: 2050-7283

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