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fbem-30513	Zou, Guimin; Guo, Siru; Tong, Chengtong; Zhao, Yangyang	The Impact of Parasocial Relationships and Subjective Economic Status on Online Social Anxiety and Peer Loneliness Among Freshmen from the Perspective of Uncertainty Reduction Theory: An Empirical Study Based on Network Analysis	2025	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2871	216	40	Abstract: This study explored the network structural relationships among parasocial relationships, subjective economic status, online social anxiety, and peer loneliness in freshmen (N=385). Gender difference analysis revealed that females scored significantly higher than males in online social anxiety (social recognition anxiety, interaction anxiety, privacy anxiety) and peer loneliness (p<0.05), while males scored significantly higher in parasocial relationships (cognitive, emotional, behavioral dimensions; p<0.01).	cache/fbem-30513.pdf	txt/fbem-30513.txt