Purpose Research examining the “fear of missing out”(FoMO) is increasingly prominent, with
a growing number of studies exploring this phenomenon. Despite the increased academic …

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 …

Advances in and increased access to mobile technology have prompted businesses to
embrace gamified applications, particularly to enhance customer engagement. Thus, it is …

Research on the dark side of social media usage has explored the fear of missing out
(FoMO), social media fatigue (fatigue), social media stalking (stalking), and online social …

Following social media influencers is a common activity for social media users. As
influencers endeavour to engage followers and increase their power of influence for …

The constant development of online social media features and related services has
constantly attracted and increased the number of social media users. But, at the same time …

Background: The fear of missing out (FoMO) on social media refers to the apprehension that
online content and interactions from others are unseen and reacted to in a timely fashion …

In the present study, we empirically examined the “fear of missing out”(FOMO) construct and
its association with psychopathology-related and technology use measures. We carried out …

Few studies have examined mental health variables in relation to social vs. non-social
smartphone use, and how such types of use relate to problematic smartphone use (PSU) …

Community members become part of the value chain, and their value co-creation behaviors
have progressively elicited extensive attention from scholars and practitioners. However, the …