Insomnia as a Behavioral Pathway from Fear of Missing Out to Depression in Emerging Adults

These findings suggest that insomnia is a plausible mechanism linking FOMO to depression in emerging adults. Gender differences suggest that FOMO may disproportionately disrupt sleep in men and highlight the need for tailored prevention efforts to target both FOMO and sleep disruption among emerging adults.

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Brain Sciences
Published
2025-08-26
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https://doi.org/10.3390/brainsci15090917
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2
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Sleep and related disorders
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Insomnia as a Behavioral Pathway from Fear of Missing Out to Depression in Emerging Adults

Brian Chin, Yuxi Xie
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Brain Sciences
Sleep and related disorders
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Insomnia as a Behavioral Pathway from Fear of Missing Out to Depression in Emerging Adults

Brian Chin, Yuxi Xie
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Abstract

These findings suggest that insomnia is a plausible mechanism linking FOMO to depression in emerging adults. Gender differences suggest that FOMO may disproportionately disrupt sleep in men and highlight the need for tailored prevention efforts to target both FOMO and sleep disruption among emerging adults.

Brain SciencesVol. 15(9)
University of Macau (MO), Hartford Financial Services (United States), Trinity College (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Sleep and related disorders
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