Adaptation of the Indonesian Version of the Nomophobia Scale (NMP-Q-10)

Nomophobia has become a new issue related to smartphone use. Unfortunately, in Indonesia, there is still a limited availability of valid and reliable measurement tools. This study aimed to test the construct validity of the nomophobia instrument developed by Warsah et al. (2023), which consists of 10 items adapted into Indonesian and subsequently modified by the researchers. Data were obtained from young adults, specifically university students aged 18-24 years in Yogyakarta. A total of 410 respondents participated in this study. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was conducted using Jamovi. Based on the construct validity test results using unidimensional CFA, a model fit was achieved in the first stage by excluding one item (item number 10). The second stage involved using the results from the first stage and renumbering the items, which also yielded a well-fitting model with valid loading factors for all items. The results of this test indicate that the Indonesian version of the nomophobia scale is valid and reliable for use in various settings to accurately measure the level of nomophobia among university students. This data represents the findings from a study of 410 college students.无手机焦虑症（Nomophobia）已成为与智能手机使用相关的新兴公共卫生议题。遗憾的是，印度尼西亚目前仍缺乏有效且可靠的相关测量工具。本研究旨在检验Warsah等人（2023）开发的无手机焦虑症量表的结构效度，该量表包含10个条目，经改编为印尼语版本后由本研究团队进一步调整完善。研究数据采集自日惹地区的年轻群体，具体为18至24岁的在校大学生，本研究共纳入410名受访者。本研究采用Jamovi软件开展验证性因子分析（Confirmatory Factor Analysis，CFA）。基于单维验证性因子分析的结构效度检验结果，第一阶段通过剔除第10号条目实现了模型拟合。第二阶段基于第一阶段的结果对条目重新编号，最终同样得到拟合良好的模型，且所有条目均具有有效的因子载荷。本次检验结果表明，印尼语版无手机焦虑症量表具备良好的效度与信度，可在多种场景下准确测量大学生群体的无手机焦虑程度。本数据集即来自这项针对410名大学生的研究成果。