Phubbed and Alone: Phone Snubbing, Social Exclusion, and Attachment to Social Media

David, Meredith E.; Roberts, James A.

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“…This is caused by factors within and outside the individual. Understanding of social values, curiosity or the desire to always update information and the ability to manage themselves or foster social relations will be an individual determinant of behavior phubbing or not [20,21]. Individuals who use gadgets without setting time and prioritizing usefulness will experience addiction to smartphone.…”

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“…This situation is usually characterized by a desire to stay connected to social media continuously, especially to find out what others are doing, thus ignoring activities and people in their environment [22,30]. Lack of self-control also makes individuals unable to cope with addictions to the internet and smartphones and ultimately behaves phubbing [20,21]. Without self-control, individuals open social media or other applications all the time, isolate themselves from social relationships and lose social care.…”

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An Analysis of Phubbing Behaviour: Preliminary research from counseling perspective

Afdal¹,

Alizamar²,

Ifdil³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Educational Sciences and Teacher Profession (ICETeP 2018)

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Along with technological advancements and increasingly modern times, ways of communicating between individuals have changed. Individuals communicate no longer directly with their interlocutors, but individuals prefer to communicate through social media with the help of a Smartphone. This phenomenon mostly occurs in the millennial generation called phubbing. This condition is caused by various factors, including smartphone addiction, lack of self-control and so on. Phubbing behaviour can cause the millennial to be indifferent to others, delay, short attention span, depression or other mental disorders. This type of research is library research that focuses on phubbing behaviour. one of the psychological interventions that can be done is through guidance and counseling services. Guidance and counseling services are needed to focus on behavioural media, so that individuals can use smartphones smartly.

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An Analysis of Phubbing Behaviour: Preliminary research from counseling perspective

Afdal¹,

Alizamar²,

Ifdil³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Educational Sciences and Teacher Profession (ICETeP 2018)

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“…A number of studies have focused on the impact of phubbing on people (see, e.g., Halpern & Katz, ; Krasnova et al, ; McDaniel & Coyne, ; Roberts & David, ; X. Wang et al, ). Phubbing has been found to have detrimental effects on relationships (David & Roberts, ). A recent study has revealed that people phub more frequently those who are closely related to them than those less close to them (Al‐Saggaf & MacCulloch, ).…”

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“…Similarly, colleagues who phub are perceived as uncivil, and are less trusted (Cameron & Webster, ). Overall, being phubbed is negatively correlated with life satisfaction and mood (David & Roberts, ; Roberts & David, ; X. Wang et al, ). Phubbing is also perceived negatively because it often results in lowered interpersonal evaluations (Misra et al, ; Przybylski & Weinstein, ; Vanden Abeele et al, ).…”

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Phubbing: Perceptions, reasons behind, predictors, and impacts

Al‐Saggaf

O'Donnell

2019

Human Behav and Emerg Tech

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There is empirical evidence that people phub more frequently those who are closely related to them than those less close to them and that phubbing is not only transforming the norms of human communication but also this behavior has detrimental impacts on people. This review of the literature was undertaken to understand the impacts of phubbing on people, how people perceive phubbing, what are the reasons behind people's phubbing and what predicts this behavior. The review of the literature has revealed that phubbing heightened feelings of jealousy between romantic partners, weakened the bond between them, lowered their relationship satisfaction and increased their rates of depression. Phubbing was perceived as rude, offensive, and a violation of social norms. It undermined perceptions of empathetic concern, closeness, interpersonal trust, and conversation quality. The review of literature has also revealed that technological addictions, such as, smartphone addiction, SMS addiction and social media addiction, boredom, fear of missing out, and lack of self‐control all predicted phubbing behavior but that reciprocity, the tendency to engage in more than one task at the same time (multitasking) and fulfillment of an immediate need or gratification may explain why people engage with their smartphone during face‐to‐face conversation with others.

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“…The fast growth of mobile phone users in developing countries had increased and the use of Internet, social media, and Facebook indirectly is causing mental health problems [1]. Due to excess use of mobile phones, 20% of adolescents demonstrate some mental health problems [2].…”

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Phubbing Phenomenon: A Wild Fire, Which Invades Our Social Communication and Life

Bulut¹,

Nazır²

2020

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The purpose of merging various technologies in mobile device was to serve a great purpose for entire humanity and no doubt, it is doing the same. It made many things easy in day-today lives but on the other hand, it raised many psychological issues. One of the psychological issues is Phubbing, recently noticed by the researchers. The word Phubbing means snubbing someone you are talking to and simultaneously looking at his or her mobile phone. It is the practice of ignoring one's companion or companions in order to pay attention to one's mobile phone. People need to find a solution that describes this annoying situation and further to remind people, talk and spend time with each other instead of using their phone and only being present there physically. In response to this phenomenon, a new word "Phubbing" was born. It started affecting every aspect of our day-today lives and its impacts are deep and long lasting. It is a new phenomenon and had not been studied much early but researchers now are interested in understanding the phenomenon of Phubbing and its long lasting effects. This paper tried to trace the growth of Phubbing, understanding the phenomenon, and tried to analyze researches done in this area. This paper also tried to understand its impact on our social communication and life from various researches done in this area.

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Phubbed and Alone: Phone Snubbing, Social Exclusion, and Attachment to Social Media

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An Analysis of Phubbing Behaviour: Preliminary research from counseling perspective

An Analysis of Phubbing Behaviour: Preliminary research from counseling perspective

Phubbing: Perceptions, reasons behind, predictors, and impacts

Phubbing Phenomenon: A Wild Fire, Which Invades Our Social Communication and Life

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