What is "fomo", and why do we all feel it? Dive into the term's origins and the psychology behind the fear of missing out.

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While everyone occasionally experiences “fear of missing out” (FoMO) on fulfilling and pleasurable events or happenings with their peers, researchers warn that the degree to which someone experiences ...

Not every event needs a velvet rope. But if you want to make audiences crave a branded experience, a little exclusivity can go a long way. That's the power of FOMO—fear of missing out—a psychological ...

The stock market's red-hot rally has mostly been driven by fear of missing out, Main Street Research said. The firm pointed to record-low stock market volatility, a sign investors are chasing the ...

Mobile phones, particularly smartphones, have significantly influenced our daily life. Since mobile phones with internet capabilities are used for paying bills, watching videos, communicating online, ...

Thanks to Google, though, we learned that FOMO means "fear of missing out." You've got to hand it to millennials: They're a clever bunch. In fact, they're more than clever. The Forbes 2016 ...