Fear of Missing Out and Aggression: Role of Fatigue, Daytime Sleepiness and Self-regulation—A Serial Mediation Model

The study indicates a full sequential mediation: greater FOMO levels reduce daytime sleepiness, possibly due to heightened arousal, which in turn leads to poor self-regulatory skills and increased aggression. It can be concluded that psychological interventions to improve self-regulation can help manage aggression in people with high levels of FOMO.