本研究旨在探討不同依附風格的大學生在錯失焦慮與社群媒體成癮之關係，本研究採用問卷調查法進行資料蒐集，以新北市某私立大學、臺中市某私立大學兩所學校學生為研究對象，共收得有效樣本為585人(男性222位，女性363位)。主要研究工具包含「基本資料」、「成人依附風格量表」、「資訊遺漏恐懼量表」、「卑爾根社群媒體成癮量表」，將所得資料以描述性性統計、獨立樣本t檢定、單因子變異數分析及皮爾森積差相關等統計方法進行分析。

本研究結果主要發現如下:
一、大學生的依附風格現況，受試者以焦慮型依附人數為最多，依序為排除型依附、安全型依附，逃避型依附人數為最低。
二、目前大學生的錯失焦慮程度顯示為中等程度，當中又以「歸屬感/關聯需要」的分量表得分較高，顯示大學生基本心理需求較為重視此部分。
三、社群媒體成癮程度為中等程度，推測大學生能注意自己對於使用社群媒體之衝動，並做出行為的調整。
四、	受試者背景因素中，不同依附風格的大學生錯失焦慮程度有顯著差異，並以焦慮型依附風格顯著高於安全型依附風格之大學生，性別、年級在錯失焦慮程度則無顯著差異。
五、受試者背景因素中，不同戀愛狀態的大學生社群媒體成癮程度有顯著差異，目前有交往對象顯著高於目前無交往對象的大學生，性別、依附風格在社群媒體成癮程度則無顯著差異。
六、錯失焦慮程度與社群媒體成癮程度呈高度正相關，意味當使用者經歷較高程度的錯失焦慮時，其社群媒體成癮的分數也會越高。

根據以上研究發現，本研究提出未來研究方向建議及實務上的建議。

The purposes of this research was to examine the relationships among fear of missing out (FoMO) and social media addiction in college students of different attachment styles.In this study, the questionnaire survey method was used and final data analysis included 585 college students from two private universities in Taipei and Taichung.The measurements used in this study were Adult Attachment Style, Fear of Missing Out Scale (FOMOs) and Bergen Social Media Addiction Scale (BSMAS).The data were statistically analyzed by descriptive statistics, t-tests , one-way ANOVAs and Pearson’s product-moment correlation.

The main findings were discussed as follows:
1.Most college students belonged to the preoccupied attachment style, while fearful attachment were the least.
2.The degree of FoMO of college students was shown to be moderate, and the score of subscale of "belongingness/relatedness" was the highest.This showed that college students paid more attention to basic psychological need.
3.The degree of social media addiction was moderate.It has been speculated that college students can control to their urge to use social media and make behavioral adjustments.
4.In the degree of FoMO, there were no significant differences in gender and grade, but there was a significant difference among different attachment styles.The FoMO of the preoccupied attachment was significantly higher than that of the secure attachment.
5.In social media addiction, there were no significant differences in gender and attachment styles, but there was a significant difference among various romantic relationship statues.
6.High correlation was found between FoMO and social media addiction around .502.It implied that when users experienced a higher degree of FoMO, they were more likely to have higher social media addiction scores.

According to research findings mentioned above, the research has proposed some directions and practical suggestions for future research and practical advice.

目錄
第一章 緒論.....1
第一節 研究背景.....1
第二節 研究動機.....3
第三節 研究目的與問題.....6
第四節 名詞釋義.....7
第二章 文獻探討.....9
第一節 依附風格之意涵與相關研究.....9
第二節 錯失焦慮之意涵與相關研究.....14
第三節 社群媒體成癮之意涵與相關研究.....17
第三章 研究方法.....22
第一節 研究架構.....22
第二節 研究假設.....23
第三節 研究對象.....24
第四節 研究工具.....24
第五節 研究步驟.....27
第六節 資料處理與統計方法.....29
第四章 研究結果與討論.....30
第一節 研究樣本之描述統計.....30
第二節 大學生依附風格、錯失焦慮與社群媒體成癮之現況分析.....31
第三節 不同背景變項之大學生在錯失焦慮與社群媒體成癮程度上的差異情形.....39
第四節 錯失焦慮程度與社群媒體成癮之相關分析.....43
第五章 討論建議與研究者反思.....45
第一節 研究討論.....45
第二節 未來研究建議.....54
第三節 研究者反思.....56
參考文獻.....58
一、中文文獻.....58
二、英文文獻.....61
附錄一-施測問卷.....73
附錄二 量表授權同意書.....77

圖次
圖2-1-1 成人依附模型.....10
圖3-1-1 研究架構圖.....22
圖3-5-1 研究流程.....27

表次
表4-1-1 有效樣本基本資料一覽表.....30
表4-2-1 大學生依附風格各項度與整體之平均數、標準差分析表.....32
表4-2-2 成人依附風格量表各題項平均數之排序.....33
表4-2-3 大學生依附風格之現況分析表.....35
表4-2-4 資訊遺漏恐懼感量表各題項平均數之排序.....36
表4-2-5 社群媒體成癮量表各題項平均數之排序.....37
表4-2-6 有效樣本基本資料一覽表.....38
表4-3-1 性別在錯失焦慮及社群媒體成癮上之獨立樣本t檢定.....39
表4-3-2 是否有交往中對象在錯失焦慮及社群媒體成癮上之獨立樣本t檢定.....40
表4-3-3 不同年級的大學生在錯失焦慮程度與社群媒體成癮之差異分析.....41
表4-3-4 不同依附風格的大學生在錯失焦慮程度與社群媒體成癮之差異分析.....42
表4-4-1 錯失焦慮與社群媒體成癮積差相關分析摘要表.....43

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