Background and aims FoMO has been considered a predisposing factor toward excessive
internet use, and a great deal of literature has investigated the link between FoMO and …

Purpose A major portion of our social interaction now occurs online, facilitated by social
networking sites (SNSs) that enable people to connect and communicate at will. However …

Background and aims Previous research has explored the relationship between fear of
missing out (FoMO), social network site (SNS) use, and/or smartphone addiction by …

Social media emerged as a primary source of information among young users, but its severe
effect on mental state due to information overload, still an area of concern for the …

The present study investigated the factors that may be associated with a dysfunctional use of
social media use, by exploring the association between adult attachment patterns and …

Introduction Abundant literature has shown that depression, Fear of Missing Out (FoMO),
and smartphone addiction may have bidirectional relationships, and attention to negative …

Despite the exploration of detrimental consequences of parental phubbing and adolescent
social networking site (SNS) addiction, research regarding their bidirectional relationships …

Recent meta-analytical evidence indicates a mild association between higher neuroticism
and lower conscientiousness scores and a tendency towards problematic social media use …

The phenomenon fear of missing out (FoMO) has become very popular since the advent of
social media (SM). High levels of FoMO can contribute to addictive tendencies of social …

Nomophobia, also known as smartphone separation anxiety, has gained increased attention
owing to its adverse effects. Although research at the latent-construct level has linked …