The antecedents and consequences of phubbing—ignoring others in favor of mobile phone use—have attracted a growing interest among researchers. Despite theincreasedattention, the field still lacks a cohesive framework to guide future research and practical interventions. To address this gap, this bibliometric review was aimed at mapping the knowledge structure ofphubbingresearch. A ...
2. Literature Phoneaddiction, which has become a "disease" in the modern world, has given rise to the concept ofphubbing. The term "phubbing", or "phone preoccupation", has become a subject of increasing concern in recent years and is a phenomenon that can have serious effects on our social relationships and psychological well-being.
Pathologicalphubbingbehavior has become an increasingly prevalent issue in recent years yet research surrounding these technological concerns remains scarce. The current study seeks to contribute to this limited body of research by providing insight into the antecedents of excessive and severephubbingbehavior and potential risk factors of pathological technology use as a whole. 938 ...
Drawing on leader-member exchange theory, this study aims to explore how employees' social mediaaddictioncan triggerphubbingbehaviors that, in turn, shape supervisors'monitoringresponses. Furthermore, the moderating role of employee work passion is investigated.
Tufan et al. (2025) emphasized that smartphoneaddictionand FoMO are significant links betweenphubbingand poor mental health, suggesting that compulsivemonitoringand validation-seeking behavior, rather than neglect, are the major reasons why people phub.
