Eight out of ten Indian internet users admit to 'Fear of Missing Out ...

82% of surveyed Indians admit to a 'Fear of Missing Out' (FOMO) when not connected to the Internet, the highest percentage globally.

Tata Communications which is a leading provider of A New World of Communications today announced the results of its global report, ...

Eight out of 10 Indian net users 'fear missing out' when not connected

The study reveals that in India, not only did 46% of respondents spend 6 hours or more a day actively using the Internet (in comparison to 2 ...

8 of 10 Indian Internet Users Feel Missing Out While Not Connected

Tata Communications announced the results of its global report, titled 'Connected World II,' which reveals that 82% of surveyed Indians ...

82% Indian Undergo The Fear Of Missing Out If Not Connected To ...

“In India, not only did 46% of respondents spend 6 hours or more a day actively using the internet (in comparison to 29% globally), but an ...

Relationship between internet addiction and online fear of missing ...

admitted experiencing Fear of Missing Out when they were offline ... Approaches, Problematic Internet Use, and Fear of Missing Out (FoMO).

Online India gripped by FOMO - WARC

MUMBAI: Online Indians are heavy internet users who live with a fear of missing out (FOMO) when not connected, a new study has revealed.

Half Of The World Internet Users Don't Know Where The ... - Dazeinfo

One in four surveyed Americans say they can't survive more than five hours without access to the Internet · Eight out of ten Indian internet ...

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FOMO is being embraced, are you watching? | - Blogworks

' fomo6. According to the TATA Communications' September 2014 survey, eight out of ten Indian Internet users admit to FOMO when not connected and 56% of the ...

Is the fear of missing out driving Internet use? - The Indian Express

About 64% of respondents admit to FOMO globally, while the number was a high 80% among Asian respondents. Significantly, while 46% of Indian ...

Half Of The World Internet Users Don't Know Where The ... - LinkedIn

... Internet. Eight out of ten Indian internet users admit to 'Fear of Missing Out' (FOMO) when not connected. The Indians prove to have an edge ...

82% Indian users fear missing out when not on the Internet: Study

What's more an overwhelming 82 per cent of Indian internet users fear missing out on things when they are not connected to the internet.

A Correlation Study: FOMO and Social Media Usage Among Indian ...

This study aimed to investigate the correlation between social media usage and Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) among university students.

Trait Anxiety and Social Media Fatigue: Fear of Missing Out as a ...

Concurrently, individuals who experience FoMO on the Internet declare being tired of social media use. Moreover, FoMO mediates the association ...

Dark consequences of social media-induced fear of missing out ...

Moreover, prior studies have indicated that compulsive use of social media, especially due to FoMO, can lead individuals to experience fatigue (Bright and Logan ...

How 'FOMO' leads to 'doomscrolling' and problematic social media use

FOMO is the fear some of us experience when we get a sense of “missing out” on things happening in our social scene. Psychology researchers have ...

What Happened to FOMO? - by Freya India - After Babel

When talking about the harms of social media today, one of the first problems people mention is FOMO—fear of missing out. Scroll through ...

Mediating Roles of Fear of Missing Out and Boredom Proneness on ...

FoMO in the context of social media users involves a preoccupation with the prospect that they have missed connecting and communicating with ...

the impact of fear of missing out (fomo) on social media users of kerala

Overusing social media platforms has been linked to the psychiatric disorder known as "Fear of Missing Out” (FOMO) because, at times, users use these sites to ...