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The relationship between nomophobia level and worry severity in future healthcare professional candidates.

PURPOSE
This descriptive study was conducted to determine the relationship between nomophobia level and anxiety severity among university students.


DESIGN AND METHODS
The study was completed with a total of 745 students. A descriptive questionnaire and the nomophobia questionnaire and measure of worry severity. Descriptive statistics, correlation analyses were used.


FINDING
It was found positive correlation was determined between the nomophobia level and severity of anxiety.


PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS
İndividuals with nomophobia should be given the necessary assistance before the current situation worsens. Information about the correct use of the smartphone should be provided.