The Role Of Fomo In The Impact Of Religious Attitude And Hedonic Consumption Among Turkish Muslim Consumers
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 10, 2025
Abstract
This
study
explores
the
intricate
dynamics
between
religious
attitudes
and
hedonic
consumption
behaviors,
with
Fear
of
Missing
Out
(FoMO)
as
a
pivotal
mediator,
focusing
on
Turkish
Muslim
consumers.
By
examining
data
from
562
participants
across
Türkiye,
this
research
unveils
how
principles,
while
traditionally
curbing
materialism,
paradoxically
foster
specific
motivations
when
mediated
by
FoMO.
Utilizing
advanced
structural
equation
modeling,
findings
underscore
FoMO's
transformative
role
in
linking
to
adventure
gratification-based,
role-based,
value-based,
social-based
shopping
behaviors.
The
strongest
effects
are
observed
socialized
adventure-oriented
consumption,
reflecting
tension
spiritual
adherence
contemporary
consumerist
pressures.
not
only
expands
theoretical
discourse
consumer
behavior
but
also
offers
groundbreaking
perspective
psychological
constructs
like
FoMO
reshape
traditional
paradigms.
These
learnings
offer
implementable
strategies
for
culturally
sensitive
marketing
practices
consumers,
which
maintains
spirit
authenticity
consumerism.
Jel
Codes:
M30;
M31;
M37
Language: Английский
Social Media Engagement and Identity: The Loneliness and FOMO Experience of Young People
Communication Today,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 138 - 154
Published: April 13, 2025
Social
media
platforms,
designed
to
facilitate
connectivity,
have
a
complex
impact
on
psychological
well-being.
This
study
investigates
the
relationship
between
social
usage,
loneliness,
and
fear
of
missing
out
among
young
people
in
Slovakia,
focusing
gender
differences.
Using
quantitative
cross-sectional
design,
data
was
collected
from
225
university
students
(70.2%
female,
29.8%
male)
through
UCLA
Loneliness
Scale,
Media
Engagement
Questionnaire
(SMEQ),
Fear
Missing
Out
(FOMO)
Scale.
Statistical
analyses
conducted
included
linear
regression
correlation
analyses;
results
showed
no
significant
use
loneliness
(r
=
0.08,
p
0.11),
although
weak
moderately
strong
positive
found
women
FOMO
0.24,
0.001).
Additionally,
identified
0.27,
<
0.001),
with
predicting
increased
engagement.
The
concludes
that
while
does
not
directly
predict
significantly
influences
engagement
people.
These
findings
underscore
importance
considering
factors
like
understanding
students’
behaviour
point
need
for
gender-specific
approaches
digital
wellness.
Language: Английский