Are Smartphone Addiction. Fear of Missing Out (FoMO), and Conformity have impact for Phubbing from Millenial Generation?

Pemayun, Putri; Suralaga, Fadhilah

doi:10.4108/eai.18-9-2019.2293457

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“…Social media addiction, video game addiction, FoMO, and Internet addiction are associated with phubbing behavior. Smartphone addiction also has an important effect on phubbing (Suralaga and Pemayun, 2020).…”

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The mediating role of social media addiction and phubbing in basic psychological needs in relationships and relationship satisfaction

Karaman,

Arslan

2024

Front. Psychol.

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This study aimed to examine the mediating role of phubbing and social media addiction in the correlation between satisfaction levels of basic psychological needs in romantic relationships and relationship satisfaction. The participants were 958 students from various universities in Türkiye. The research utilized demographic information form for personal information of the participants, the Satisfaction of Basic Psychological Needs in Romantic Relationships Scale, the Generic Scale of Phubbing, the Social Media Addiction Scale-Adult Form, and the Relationship Satisfaction Scale. It was concluded in the research that social media addiction and phubbing had a mediating role in the correlation between the needs for love/belonging β = 0.05, power β = 0.03, and freedom β = −0.08 and the relationship satisfaction. The bootstrapping method performed in the study showed that indirect effect of the need for fun on the relationship satisfaction was significant, but in the Sobel test, social media addiction and phubbing was not found to have a mediating role in this correlation (p > 0.05). It was concluded that phubbing had a mediating role for all needs other than the need for fun in the correlation between satisfaction of basic psychological needs in romantic relationships and social media addiction. Finally, social media addiction was found to have a mediating role in the correlation between phubbing and relationship satisfaction. These findings were discussed in line with the literature. As shown by the findings, it was observed that satisfaction of basic psychological needs in romantic relationships affected the relationship satisfaction, and social media addiction and phubbing had a mediating role in that correlation.

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The mediating role of social media addiction and phubbing in basic psychological needs in relationships and relationship satisfaction

Karaman,

Arslan

2024

Front. Psychol.

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“…Measurement of nomophobia variables using the Nomophobia Questionnaire (NMP-Q), which has been modified into a range of attitude scales by Sihombing (2018), with validity test results (r > 0,361 and reliability results of 0.901). Measurement of phubbing behavior variables using the phubbing scale questionnaire by Pemayun (2019), which consists of 10 questions and uses alternative Likert scale answers with validity test results (r > 0,361 and reliability results of 0,920).…”

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The Relationship FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) and Nomophobia with Phubbing Behavior among Adolescent Instagram Users

Lestari,

Suratmini

2024

ICON Journal

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Aims: FoMO is experienced by many adolescents who constantly update information. The majority of an adolescent have accessed information through Instagram on their mobile phones, so adolescents cannot separate from a mobile phone called nomophobia, which can affect social interaction as apathetic those around called phubbing behavior. This study aims to determine the relationship between FoMO and nomophobia with phubbing behavior among adolescent Instagram users. Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted on 319 respondents in Depok who were selected through a purposive sampling technique based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. This study was conducted in June-August using valid and reliable questionnaires, namely FoMO adaptation scale (r: 0.720), the Nomophobia Questionnaire (NMP-Q) (r: 0.901), and the phubbing scale questionnaire (r: 0,920). Univariate analysis was performed for categorical data using the frequency distribution test and central tendency test for numerical data, while the bivariate test used Pearson Correlation. Results: The correlation analysis of FoMO with phubbing behavior showed moderate correlation strength and positive direction (p-value 0.001), r = 0.446, while the results of the correlation analysis of nomophobia with phubbing behavior showed weak correlation strength and positive direction (p-value 0.001), r = 0.395. Conclusion: FoMO and nomophobia have a relationship with phubbing behavior among adolescent Instagram users. Health promotion and early detection of FoMO, nomophobia, related to phubbing behavior is important to prevent disruption of adolescent development. Further research regarding the improvement of self-management skills when using mobile phones can be provided.

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Are Smartphone Addiction. Fear of Missing Out (FoMO), and Conformity have impact for Phubbing from Millenial Generation?

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The mediating role of social media addiction and phubbing in basic psychological needs in relationships and relationship satisfaction

The mediating role of social media addiction and phubbing in basic psychological needs in relationships and relationship satisfaction

The Relationship FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) and Nomophobia with Phubbing Behavior among Adolescent Instagram Users

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