A systematic review on nomophobia prevalence
Given the disparity of criteria used to study and report nomophobia , we also aimed at developing some standard guidelines to help us study, compare, and systematize future research results.
However, this research activity has generated mixed results regarding how we assess and report nomophobia and who may be at a higher risk of suffering or developing it. Methods We conducted a systematic review of 108 studies published in English and Spanish and collected them in Parsifal. We searched for assessment and prevalence data on ...
In addition to unmet social needs (Leon-Mejia et al., 2021), extending oneself to smartphones or developing smartphone attachments may act as antecedents of nomophobia (Park and Kaye, 2018).
However, this research activity has generated mixed results regarding how we assess and report nomophobia and who may be at a higher risk of suffering or developing it. Methods We conducted a systematic review of 108 studies published in English and Spanish and collected them in Parsi...
Exploring the dimensions of nomophobia
This study sought to contribute to the nomophobia research literature by identifying and describing the dimensions of nomophobia and developing a questionnaire to measure nomophobia . Consequently, this study adopted a two-phase, exploratory sequential mixed methods design.
The wide variation across regions and instruments suggests nomophobia is influenced by cultural, behavioral, and technological contexts. Despite ongoing debates regarding whether nomophobia is an anxiety disorder, these findings highlight the critical need for precise definitions and continued exploration of its psychological correlates.
Glimpse on 21st century new phobias a predictive model of nomophobia
The main purpose of this study was to examine the explanatory power of a predictive model of nomophobia consisting of rumination, fear of missing out (FoMO), mindfulness and non-pathological compulsions. The research involved a cross-sectional ...
Abstract Nomophobia , an acronym for no mobile phone phobia, is increasingly prevalent throughout the world, especially in young adults. It has ranged from 17% to 99% in diferent studies from diferent countries as a function of diferent age groups and variable severity of nomophobia . Although the term was coined in 2008, most of the research has been published since 2019. Most of the studies ...
Key Details About Lines Of Developing Nomophobia
The general objective of this current line of research is analyzing the prevalence of nomophobia , as well as the relationship of this disorder with the emergence of problems that affect the psychic, physical, and psychosocial development of the subject, as well as their academic performance.
Background Nomophobia and social anxiety have significant negative implications for the physical and mental health of students, as well as their academic performance. Considering the variability in findings across studies on the prevalence of nomophobia and social anxiety, this study aimed to investigate the prevalence of nomophobia , its associated factors, and its relationship with social ...
