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FOMO’s Underlying Dimensions Are Differentially Related to Problematic Smartphone Use but Equally Related to Depression, Anxiety, Rumination, and Distress Tolerance

August 31, 2026
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Glenn Wilkins
By Glenn Wilkins Scienmag Editorial Profile - Clinical Psychology
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FOMO’s Underlying Dimensions Are Differentially Related to Problematic Smartphone Use but Equally Related to Depression, Anxiety, Rumination, and Distress Tolerance

FOMO’s Underlying Dimensions Are Differentially Related to Problematic Smartphone Use but Equally Related to Depression, Anxiety, Rumination, and Distress Tolerance

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Subject of Research: Medicine

Subject of Research: Medicine

Article Title: FOMO’s Underlying Dimensions Are Differentially Related to Problematic Smartphone Use but Equally Related to Depression, Anxiety, Rumination, and Distress Tolerance

Article References: Elhai, J. D., Gazit, T., Casale, S., & Montag, C. (2026). FOMO’s Underlying Dimensions Are Differentially Related to Problematic Smartphone Use but Equally Related to Depression, Anxiety, Rumination, and Distress Tolerance. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11469-026-01680-w

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DOI: 10.1007/s11469-026-01680-w

Keywords: comparative analysis of FOMO's effects on mental, depression and anxiety related to social media, differential impact of FOMO on mental health, distress tolerance as a buffer against smartphone addiction, emotional regulation and mental health, emotional regulation strategies in digital behavior, FOMO and problematic smartphone use, long-term effects of FOMO on psychological health, mental health correlates of FOMO, psychological dimensions of technology addiction, rumination and distress tolerance, social media usage and emotional well-being, underlying factors of problematic smartphone behavior

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Glenn Wilkins. (August 31, 2026). FOMO’s Underlying Dimensions Are Differentially Related to Problematic Smartphone Use but Equally Related to Depression, Anxiety, Rumination, and Distress Tolerance. Scienmag. https://scienmag.com/fomos-underlying-dimensions-are-differentially-related-to-problematic-smartphone-use-but-equally-related-to-depression-anxiety-rumination-and-distress-tolerance/

Glenn Wilkins. "FOMO’s Underlying Dimensions Are Differentially Related to Problematic Smartphone Use but Equally Related to Depression, Anxiety, Rumination, and Distress Tolerance." Scienmag, 31 August 2026, https://scienmag.com/fomos-underlying-dimensions-are-differentially-related-to-problematic-smartphone-use-but-equally-related-to-depression-anxiety-rumination-and-distress-tolerance/. Accessed 31 August 2026.

Glenn Wilkins. "FOMO’s Underlying Dimensions Are Differentially Related to Problematic Smartphone Use but Equally Related to Depression, Anxiety, Rumination, and Distress Tolerance." Scienmag. August 31, 2026. https://scienmag.com/fomos-underlying-dimensions-are-differentially-related-to-problematic-smartphone-use-but-equally-related-to-depression-anxiety-rumination-and-distress-tolerance/

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