Exploring the Role of Online Social Capital in Differentiating Technology Addiction Effect on Well‐Being
Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2025(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Today’s
widespread
and
increasing
access
to
the
Internet
new
technologies
not
only
offers
great
opportunities
but
also
risks
for
problematic
use,
whose
psychological
dynamics
need
be
understood
in
depth.
This
study
examines
how
technology
addiction
may
differentially
affect
well‐being
(i.e.,
psychological,
eudaimonic,
cognitive
hedonic)
digital
life
balance
depending
on
people’s
reported
levels
of
online
social
capital.
Seven
hundred
eleven
participants
(75.70%
female;
Mage
=
28.33
years,
SD
12.30)
took
part
data
collection.
Drawing
Psychology
Harmony
Harmonization
framework,
found
that
people
with
high
capital
showed
higher
scores,
as
indicated
by
perceptions
satisfaction
feelings
personal
success,
compared
patterns
low
In
addition,
results
highlighted
a
better
former
group.
Overall,
findings
point
key
factor
unraveling
different
media
addiction,
showing
it
can
contribute
ensuring
driving
needs,
maintaining
even
face
maladaptive
behaviors,
ultimately
challenging
monolithic
concept
forms
addiction.
Indeed,
suggest
potential
existence
distinct
types
or
shades
technological
impact
differently
reflect
varying
distress,
underlying
needs
behaviors.
Language: Английский
The Impact of Smartphone Addiction, Phubbing, and Fear of Missing Out on Social Co-operation and Life Satisfaction Among University Students
International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 8, 2025
Abstract
The
pervasive
use
of
digital
devices
has
profoundly
impacted
social
relationships
and
interpersonal
interactions.
present
study
explored
the
associations
between
fear
missing
out
(FoMO),
smartphone
addiction
(SPA),
phubbing
with
cooperation
life
satisfaction.
FoMO,
SPA,
phubbing,
cooperation,
satisfaction
were
examined
within
self-determination
theory
framework
among
university
students
in
Türkiye.
was
conducted
640
Türkiye,
which
is
relevant
given
importance
that
collectivist
cultures
place
on
connectedness
face-to-face
Using
structural
equation
modeling,
found
strong
positive
phubbing.
specifically
hypothesized
FoMO
correlated
increased
via
associated
disrupted
results
also
showed
negatively
satisfaction,
indicating
a
weaker
link
these
two
factors.
Moreover,
strongly
highlighting
for
individual
findings
suggest
promoting
activities
interactions
may
help
mitigate
their
potential
adverse
outcomes.
Language: Английский