Influence of Lack of Trust on Romantic Relationship Problems: The Mediating Role of Partner Cell Phone Snooping

Arikewuyo, Abdulgaffar Olawale; Eluwole, Kayode Kolawole; Özad, Bahire Efe

doi:10.1177/0033294119899902

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“…About customer‐centric CB, AS also exerted a significant negative influence. This result aligns with those of extant literature and delineates that employees lose their motivation to act in ways that project the customer orientation of their organisation when led by abusive supervisors (Li and Zhu 2016). Expectedly, the effect of AS on employee outcomes is in direct contrast to what is obtained in other forms of leadership styles in the industry.…”

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confidence: 88%

“…Also, evidence from extant literature showed that a sample size of 475 is adequate for estimation of structural models (Arikewuyo et al. 2021; Ukeje et al. 2021).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Our sample size was 475 which are greater than the recommended sample size of 148. Also, evidence from extant literature showed that a sample size of 475 is adequate for estimation of structural models (Arikewuyo et al 2021;Ukeje et al 2021).…”

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Behavioural response to abusive supervision among hotel employees: The intervening roles of forgiveness climate and helping behaviour

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The current study draws on conservation of resource theory to propose a research model in which forgiveness climate mediates the influence of abusive supervision on employees' voice behaviour, helping behaviour, and customer-centric organisational citizen behaviour (OCB). Data gathered from hotel employees and their co-workers in Nigeria were used to assess the hypothesised associations. These relationships were assessed using structural equation modelling. The results indicated that abusive supervision reduces employees' perception of forgiveness climate, helping behaviour, and customer-centric OCB and fosters voice behaviour. On the other hand, forgiveness climate erodes voice behaviour and heightens helping behaviour and customer-centric OCB. This study explains the theoretical and practical contribution of the findings.

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confidence: 88%

“…Also, evidence from extant literature showed that a sample size of 475 is adequate for estimation of structural models (Arikewuyo et al. 2021; Ukeje et al. 2021).…”

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“…Research has established that with the use of mobile devices, social media platforms have been able to thrive, thereby becoming a means through which effective and seamless communication is established and sustained between romantic partners (Arikewuyo, Eluwole, & Ozad, 2019). This study is novel in many ways.…”

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An examination of how multiple use of social media platforms influence romantic relationships

Arikewuyo

Efe‐Özad

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When in a romantic relationship, the experience of partners' use of multiple social media platforms varies from serving as a means of gratification to being a cause of discomfort in these relationships. To examine this new and expanding phenomenon, this study employed the media multiplexity theory to explore the roles of using multiple forms of social media when in a romantic relationship. Through the face‐to‐face, in‐depth, and semistructured interviews of 25 romantic partners, the study examined romantic partners' experience of social media use and its influence on their romantic relationships. The results showed how multiplexity in social media use facilitates satisfaction, affection, jealousy, monitoring of romantic partners, infidelity, and distraction. The findings also revealed that while using social media to facilitate satisfaction in romantic relationships, if not appropriately used, the use of social media might lead to romantic dissatisfaction.

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“…Moreover, a media literate person understands how to use social media platform's privacy measures to control who can view their information (Van Ouytsel et al, 2018). Hence, media literacy skills are especially important for teenagers because being exposed to online surveillance invades their privacy and raises conflicts and disagreements with their partners (Arikewuyo et al, 2020b). This in turn may provoke online partner aggression (Lloyd et al, 2019).…”

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Social Media, Teenage Romantic Relationships & Media Literacy. (c2022)

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The purpose of this thesis is to study teenage romantic relationships on social media platforms by testing if media literacy can ameliorate the problems that teenage couples face online. Social media can enrich romantic relationships, but they can cause problems such as relationship uncertainty, partner surveillance and online partner aggression. Media literacy encourages safe and appropriate use of media; hence, it can have a substantial role in teenage romantic relationships online. The significance of this research lies in its ability to test and analyze how media literacy can create a safer space for teenagers in online romantic relationships. Through testing teenagers’ ability to access, analyze, evaluate and communicate online, this thesis will examine the relation between Media Literacy Level and the romantic problems faced online. This study used a survey questionnaire physically distributed on school campuses. The questionnaire was filled out by 398 teenagers between the ages of 15 and 18, attending six high schools across Lebanon. Research findings validated that media literacy is negatively associated to relationship uncertainty and online partner aggression. However, the finding also opposed one of the research hypotheses, revealing that media literacy is positively associated with partner surveillance.

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Influence of Lack of Trust on Romantic Relationship Problems: The Mediating Role of Partner Cell Phone Snooping

Cited by 17 publications

References 43 publications

Behavioural response to abusive supervision among hotel employees: The intervening roles of forgiveness climate and helping behaviour

Behavioural response to abusive supervision among hotel employees: The intervening roles of forgiveness climate and helping behaviour

An examination of how multiple use of social media platforms influence romantic relationships

Social Media, Teenage Romantic Relationships & Media Literacy. (c2022)

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