错失恐惧对中国大学生消极情绪的影响：问题性智能手机使用和心盛的作用
Fear of Missing out and Negative Emotional Symptoms in College Students: A Moderated Mediation Model of Problematic Smartphone Use and Psychological Flourishing
摘要: 研究选取533名中国大学生，探讨了问题智能手机使用和心盛在错失恐惧和消极情绪症状间的作用。研究结果表明：1、错失恐惧、问题性智能手机使用和消极情绪症状三者之间呈显著正相关，并与心理繁荣呈显著负相关；2、问题性智能手机使用在错失恐惧与消极情绪症状间起中介作用；3、心盛对消极情绪症状有调节作用。研究结论为：中国大学生的错失恐惧会引起其产生消极情绪状态，并且同时受到问题性智能手机使用和心盛的影响。
Abstract: The study selected 533 Chinese college students to exam the role of problematic smartphone use (PSU) and psychological flourishing between fear of missing out (FoMO) and negative emotional symptoms. The results indicated that (1) FoMO, PSU, and negative emotional symptoms were positively associated with each other and negatively associated with psychological flourishing; (2) PSU mediated the relationship between FoMO and negative emotional symptoms; (3) psychological flourishing moderated the relationship between PSU and negative emotional symptoms. This study concluded that FoMO can cause the negative emotional symptoms among Chinese college students, and it is also influenced by PSU and psychological flourishing.
文章引用：王钊进 (2023). 错失恐惧对中国大学生消极情绪的影响：问题性智能手机使用和心盛的作用. 心理学进展, 13(1), 126-138. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2023.131017

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