The Relationship Between Fear of Missing Out and Attachment Anxiety and Its Intervention

(1) Research background: Attachment anxiety and fear of missing both reflect individuals' anxiety about "loss". Based on the development of digital social contexts, attachment anxiety in daily interpersonal relationships extends to anxiety emotional experiences in specific online social contexts, namely fear of missing. Therefore, the popularity of social media has provided new scenarios for the two-way interaction between attachment anxiety and fear of missing out. Exploring the dynamic two-way interaction between attachment anxiety and fear of missing out is of great significance for understanding the dynamic relationship of individual emotions in the digital context (2) Data collection method: Study 1 conducted three tracking sessions with an interval of six months. Study 2 adopts a mixed experimental design to collect data by completing the attachment security priming task (3) Experimental subjects: Students aged 18-24 (4) Data analysis method: Cross lag analysis; Multilayer Linear Analysis