Dijital Bağımlılığın Sosyal Bedeli: Phubbing (Sosyotelizm)’in Yayın Eğilimleri, Araştırma Alanları ve Kaynak Haritası

Year 2024, Issue: 13, 40 - 67, 30.12.2024

İbrahim Karataş , Enderhan Karakoç , Seher Karataş

https://doi.org/10.56676/kiad.1533755

Abstract

İletişim teknolojilerinin çağdaş yaşamın ayrılmaz parçası haline gelmesi, pek çok zorluğu da beraberinde getirmektedir. İletişim teknolojilerinin yaygın kullanımının ortaya çıkardığı en önemli zorluklardan biri phubbing (sosyotelizm) olgusudur. Bu terim, bir bireyin yüz yüze iletişim sırasında cep telefonlarına veya diğer elektronik cihazlara yüksek düzeyde ilgi göstererek başka bir kişiyi göz ardı ettiği ve ihmal ettiği bir durum olarak tanımlanabilmektedir. Bu çalışmanın amacı, son yıllarda popülerlik kazanan bu kavramın bibliyometrik analiz yöntemi uygulanarak bir kaynak haritasının çıkarılmasıdır. Bu çalışmada, Web of Science dijital veri tabanından elde edilen 345 çalışma bibliyometrik analiz yöntemi ve VOSviewer görüntüleme teknikleri kullanılarak analiz edilmiştir. Çalışmadan elde edilen verilere göre, bu kavrama ilişkin çalışmaların yayın sayısı, araştırma alanları, yazarların ilgisi ve ülkelerin eğilimi dikkate alındığında, phubbing fenomenine ilişkin çalışmaların son zamanlarda öne çıktığı elde edilen sonuçlar arasındadır.

Keywords

Phubbing, Akıllı Telefon, Bağımlılık, Bibliyometrik Analiz, VOSviewer

The Social Cost Of Digital Addiction: Phubbı̇ng (Sociotelianism)’s Publication Trends, Research Areas And Resource Map

Abstract

The fact that communication technologies have become an integral part of contemporary life brings with it many challenges. One of the most important challenges posed by the widespread use of communication technologies is the phenomenon of phubbing (sociotelism). This term refers to a scenario where an individual disregards or overlooks another person during face-to-face communication by focusing excessively on mobile phones or other electronic devices. This study aims to construct a resource map for this concept, which has gained prominence in recent years, applying the bibliometric analysis method. In this study, 345 studies obtained from the Web of Science digital database are analyzed using the bibliometric analysis method and VOSviewer display techniques. According to the data obtained from the study, when the number of publications, research areas, authors' interest, and countries' tendency of the studies on this concept is taken into consideration, it is among the results obtained that the studies on the phubbing phenomenon have recently come to the fore.

Keywords

Phubbing, Smartphone, Addiction, Bibliometric Analysis, VOSviewer

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