In addition to providing evidence for the factor structure of the FIQ-S using a cross-validation strategy, we also aimed to obtain evidence of its external validity by exploring the associations between Facebook intrusion and known correlates of addictive behaviours such as self-control, time spent using social networking sites, problematic mobile phone use, internet addiction,
phubbing, FoMO and depression.
Spanish version of the Facebook Intrusion Questionnaire (FIQ-S)
Citing a study on mobile phone addiction in which 409 university students were surveyed, she said researchers found out smartphone addiction was the most common reason for
phubbing, the act of snubbing someone in a social setting by looking at your phone instead of paying attention to them.
Experts warn about mobile phone-related mental problems
A 'phubbed' individual turns to social media and their compulsive behaviour presumably leads them to phub others -- perpetuating and normalising the practice and problem of "
phubbing." You see what I'm talking about?
Are you phubbing your kids?
University of Kent's Varoth Chotpitayasunondh and Karen Douglas define
phubbing as occurring when people "ignore others with whom they are physically interacting in order to use their smartphone instead".
Take your eyes off that phone, let's talk
This phenomenon of
phubbing is affecting personal relationships, too.
Phubbing: Taking a toll on your relationships
We had them complete a nine-item Partner
Phubbing Scale that measured how often some felt "phubbed" by his or her partner's smartphone use.
Smartphones Could Be Ruining Your Love Life
In their study titled "Put Down Your Phone and Listen to Me: How boss
phubbing undermines the psychological conditions necessary for employee engagement," Roberts and Meredith found that "behavior as simple as using a cellphone in the workplace can ultimately undermine an employees success."
Why bosses should put away their smartphones
The research from the Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business investigated the relationship between
phubbing, social media attachment, depression, anxiety and stress.
Vicious cycle of 'phone snubbing'
PHUBBING FED up of your other half ignoring you at dinner or on a date in order to read an email or check their Instagram account?
ON THE UP
It's called
Phubbing - a mashup of the words "phone" and "snubbing" (because if it's not some weird hybrid that would make the Oxford dictionary cry like an emotionally disturbed two-year old, it simply has no place in today's culture).
Have you phubbed someone today?
The neologism of
phubbing, a coalesce of phone mediated activities and snubbing effects, caters to the public's imperative to accentuate the ubiquitous perception of being annoyed, disregard, and offended in light of phone's presence in co-present situation.
Rethinking media displacement: the tensions between mobile media and face-to-face interaction/Repensando o deslocamento da midia: as tensoes entre as midias moveis e a interacao face-a-face
PHUBBING Have you snubbed anyone as you fiddled on your phone?
The company of solitude