النوموفوبيا و علاقتها بالمهارات الرقمية و التواصل الأسري و الاضطرابات السيكوسوماتية لدى عينة من الأزواج و الزوجات مستخدمى الهواتف الذكية

الملخص EN

The aim of the current research is to identify the relationship Between Nomophobia and some psychol-ogical variables (Digital Skills -Family Communication Skills- Psychosomatic Disorders)to A sample of husbands and wives who use smart phones, to find out differences in Nomophobia in light of Some Demographic Variables (gender-place of residence-Academic qualification-number of children), Also Clarification Differences between high, middle& low Nomophobia in psychological variables (Digital Skills- Family Communication Skills-Psychosomatic Disorders( & Knowing the extent of the contribution of the research variables in predicting the nomophobia among the research sample.

The research sample consisted of (520) of husbands and wives who use smart phones from Egypt (250male&270female), their ages ranged between(25-50years) mean (32.61) and standard deviation (9.54), the research tools that were applied (Nomophobia Scale, Digital Skills Scale & Family Communication Skills Scale) prepared by the Researcher, Severity of Somatic Symptoms PHQ-15 prepared by Kroenke K, et al.

2002.

The descriptive approach was used.

The results of the research found appositive correlation relationship statistically significant at the level of significance (0.01) Nomophobia & Digital Skills, Psychosomatic Disorders & negative correlation relationship statistically significant at the level of (0.05)between Nomophobia & Family Communication Skills, there is Statistically significant differences at the level of (0.01) &(0.05) between the research sample in Nomophobia back to Demographic Variables Except for (Academic qualification), Also there is Statistically significant differences at the level of (0.01) &(0.05) between the research sample in The (Digital Skills - Psychosomatic Disorders) back to Nomophobia levels, Finaly Results also found that it is possible to predict Nomophobia in light of the( Digital Skills, Psychosomatic Disorders), but no Statistically significant predicting for Family Communication Skills Finally.