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. 2026 May 22;17:1832572. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1832572

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Four-panel data visualization showing regression results for technology acceptance and social support perception by gender and age. Top left: Gender main effects scatterplot, blue for males and pink for females, shows higher coefficients for females. Top right: Age main effects scatterplot, yellow for age thirty five or less and brown for over thirty five, with higher values in the younger group. Bottom left: Gender interaction effect scatterplot with negative slope for males, labeled interaction beta equals negative zero point fifteen and a non-significant trend for females. Bottom right: Age interaction effect scatterplot, positive slope for age thirty five or less, labeled interaction beta equals zero point zero eight, and flat trend for older group. Legends identify color and variable mappings. — Heterogeneity of predictive variables for emotion regulation effect (ERE) under gender and age groups.