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This research highlights the insufficient psychometric properties of the GPIUS-2 in a French sample, similar to previous results. However, this French version appears to be a useful multidimensional tool for assessing problematic Internet use among students, and reveals promise for future research and clinical applications of the measure, given its solid theoretical basis and despite the results of this psychometric study.

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Generalized Problematic Internet Use Scale--2; French Version

Laconi¹,

Kaliszewska-Czeremska²,

Tricard³

et al. 2018

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