The assignment is a literature review. The istructions are as follows: Articles

The assignment is a literature review. The istructions are as follows:
Articles to Use for Paper I: For your first paper, you MUST cite to three of the following articles. You can cite four of them if you like, but you must find a fifth article to cite using PsycInfo. These are listed in no particular order, but make sure to read the abstracts to see how well they will fit in with your own paper. Some might be more relevant to your study than others.
Hunt – FOMO and Limiting Social Media.pdf
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Hyman – FOMO and Entertainment.pdf
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Alfasi – Grass is greener – Social Comparison.pdf
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Hayran – FOMO and Threat to Loyalty.pdf
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Hodkinson – FOMO and Marketing.pdf
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Milyavskaya – FOMO and Consequences.pdf
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Reer – FOMO and Social Comparison.pdf
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Rozgonjuk – FOMO and Notifications.pdf
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All information and additional details are attached.
NOT including the hypothesis, the paper must be 2 pages long. The hypothesis that must be used is:
“In general, we predicted that if participants imagined they were the only person unable to attend an event while all other social media friends could attend, then they would experience higher FoMO feelings than when either none or some of their social media friends were able to attend, with no differences in FoMO feelings emerging between conditions where either none or only some other social media friends were able to attend.”
“More specifically, we predicted that if participants imagined they were the only person unable to attend an event while all other social media friends could attend, then they would feel less happy, calm, and joyful, and feel more frustrated, depressed, alone, anxious, envious, and more likely to feel like they were missing out than participants who read that none or only some other social media friends were able to attend.”
I have written a short paragraph that must also be included:
What is the most prominent feeling that you experience when you think you might miss out on something? Is it fear, anxiety, frustration, envy, depression or even isolation? Are you feeling this way because of the actual event/occasion or is it because of who will potentially be there? Recently, psychologists have been investigating more into a phenomenon referred to as FoMO or “fear of missing out.” According to a study conducted by Hayran et al. (2020), rather than the purportedly correlated constructs of FOMO being regret, anticipated regret, envy and social exclusion, their study suggests that the key distinction between these psychological concepts and FoMO is that it is a momentary feeling.