Question 1

What does FOMO stand for?

Accepted Answer

Fear of Missing Out

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Feeling of Missing Out

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Fear of Missing Opportunities

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Fear of Others' Moments

Question 2

Who first coined the term FOMO?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Dan Herman

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Patrick McGinnis

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Sigmund Freud

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Carl Jung

Question 3

In what year did Patrick McGinnis co-edit an article addressing FOMO among his peers?

Accepted Answer

2004

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2012

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1996

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2010

Question 4

Which factor has been found to NOT correlate with a greater incidence of FOMO?

Accepted Answer

Neuroticism

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Extroversion

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Loneliness

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Social Media Use

Question 5

At what times do individuals typically experience negative FOMO feelings more frequently?

Accepted Answer

End of the day and end of the week

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During social gatherings

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Morning and midday

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On weekends only

Question 6

What activity did researchers find could still lead to FOMO, even if it was enjoyable?

Accepted Answer

Choosing one activity over another

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Going to a concert

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Reading a book

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Traveling alone

Question 7

Which psychological aspect is more closely linked to FOMO according to some studies?

Accepted Answer

Loneliness

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Creativity

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Stability

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Optimism

Question 8

What does JOMO stand for?

Accepted Answer

Joy of Missing Out

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Joy of Missing Out Time

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Just One Missing Opportunity

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Joy of Making Options

Question 9

What negative outcome can FOMO lead to, according to some psychologists?

Accepted Answer

FOJI (Fear of Joining In)

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Fear of Loneliness

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Fear of Life Choices

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Fear of Missing Opportunities

Question 10

How has social media impacted the experience of FOMO?

Accepted Answer

It has exacerbated the phenomenon

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It has reduced feelings of FOMO

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It has made FOMO irrelevant

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It has simplified social interactions

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