Phubbing refers to the act of ignoring one's immediate social interactions in favor of engaging with a smartphone, making it a prevalent behavior in today's digital age.
The aim of this study was to examine the implicit profiles of social media addiction and phubbing in adults and authenticity as a consequence. In this part of the study, the findings are discussed in the light of the literature.
This study demonstrates that phubbing behaviour in young adults is associated with public speaking anxiety and the need for social approval. An increase in phubbing negatively impacts both variables.
How to Stop Phubbing: Strategies That Actually Work. Phubbing is usually an impulsive habit, not intentional rudeness. As Dr. Emma Seppl of Stanford and Yale noted: Ironically, phubbing is meant to connect you, presumably, with someone through social media or texting
This study was aimed to examine the relationships between phubbing, attachment styles and social anxiety variables in adults; also, to examine the predictors of individuals' socio-demographic characteristics on the variables of the study.
Due to that, it is important to study how FOMO affects Malaysian adult youths. Therefore, this study aims to explore the predictors of FOMO in social media use, focusing on the roles of phubbing, loneliness, social comparison, and exhaustion among Malaysian young adults.
Keywords: Social anxiety, phubbing, perceived control, social media, social interaction. [This article belongs to International Journal of Behavioral Sciences ].Phubbing among Lebanese young adults: Scale validation and association with mental health (depression, anxiety, and stress).
Phubbing can lead to feelings of isolation, frustration, reduced social connection, and diminished life satisfaction for those affected.The study involved 720 Romanian adults, ranging in age from 18 to 77 years, with an average age of 24 years. Of these participants, 74% were female.
