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digital hoarding emerged pervasive psychological phenomenon behavioral challenge among contemporary youth study focused exploring relationship upward social comparison via social media fear missing fomo mindfulness digital hoarding behavior underlying mechanisms total 927 young people participated crosssectional study research instruments included social comparison scale fear missing scale mindfulness measure digital hoarding behavior questionnaire data analysis comprised descriptive statistics correlation analyses advanced analyses conducted using model 4 mediation model 8 moderation process macro 1 upward social comparison via social media strong predictor digital hoarding behavior even controlling variables gender age education 2 fomo mediated relationship upward social comparison via social media digital hoarding 3 mindfulness moderated direct effect upward social comparison via social media digital hoarding first segment mediating role fomo study clarified antecedents psychological mechanisms drive digital hoarding behavior findings contribute new perspectives understanding emerging concept digital hoarding providing empirical evidence valuable guidance encouraging young adults use social media responsibly reduce impulsive hoarding tendencies