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Lanxin Hu

PhD student

qtnzuax@ucl.ac.uk

The relationship between adolescents' pre-sleep video gaming behaviours and their academic performance

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I worked as a psychological assistant in 2020 in the psychiatry department of a hospital in China, where I assisted doctors in monitoring the psychological well-being of adolescents and cancer patients seeking consultation, as well as in managing their medication. Later, I pursued a master's degree at UCL, conducting research on school bullying and cyberbullying among adolescents. I then joined SERL, where my research focuses on the relationship between adolescents' pre-sleep video gaming behaviors and their academic performance, examining whether sleep quality acts as a moderator or mediator in this relationship.

If you are interested in my research or have any related topics you'd like to discuss, please feel free to reach out.

Sleep Education and Research Lab 

UCL Institute of Education

25 Woburn Square 

London, WC1H 0AA

United Kingdom

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