Impact of Social Media Addiction on Work Engagement and Job Performance

Ibrahim, Mahdani; Yusra, Yusra; Shah, Najeeb Ullah

doi:10.17512/pjms.2022.25.1.11

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Digital Competences and the Use of Social Media by Polish Students – Comparative Analysis in 2018–2024

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Smoląg,

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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Digital Competences and the Use of Social Media by Polish Students – Comparative Analysis in 2018–2024

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Smoląg,

Szajt

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Social media addiction and employees’ innovative behavior: a moderated mediation model of work engagement and mindfulness

Huang,

Wang

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Relationship Between Social Networking Service Addiction and Occupational Dysfunction in Young Adults

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Murakami,

Sasaki

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Social networking services (SNSs) are useful tools; however, problematic use leads to mental health problems. This study aimed to examine whether SNS addiction is associated with occupational dysfunction while considering the effects of depression. This cross-sectional study included 268 undergraduates who responded to the questionnaire on the frequency and time of SNS use, the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D), SNS-X scale, and the Classification and Assessment of Occupational Dysfunction (CAOD). Hierarchical multiple regression analysis showed effect of the SNS-X score for Instagram was significant (β = 0.174, p = .001) adjusted by the CES-D total score. However, the effect of frequency and time of SNS use were not significant. This suggests that SNS addiction, and not SNS use, is a factor associated with occupational dysfunction that should be emphasized and depression.

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Impact of Social Media Addiction on Work Engagement and Job Performance

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Digital Competences and the Use of Social Media by Polish Students – Comparative Analysis in 2018–2024

Digital Competences and the Use of Social Media by Polish Students – Comparative Analysis in 2018–2024

Social media addiction and employees’ innovative behavior: a moderated mediation model of work engagement and mindfulness

Relationship Between Social Networking Service Addiction and Occupational Dysfunction in Young Adults

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