… through which boredom proneness is linked to problematic mobile phone use (ie, mediation)
and the condition on which the relationship between boredom proneness and problematic …

… boredom: that is, one can be said neither to be prone … mind-wandering may be a useful tool
in allowing bored individuals to figure out what to do next and how to alleviate their boredom. …

… prone to boredom. The implications of the findings for increasing our understanding of boredom
proneness were discussed. … should be less prone to be bored. The Activity temperament …

… The boredom prone individual often and easily finds herself to be … In turn, while bored it is
difficult for us to focus our attention on features of the present situation. Our mind wanders and …

… ) possess higher overall boredom proneness than those with … aspects of selfawareness and
boredom proneness, and we … s internal states) are low in boredom proneness. In contrast, we …

… If she attributes her difficulty to the external world (ie, “this book is poorly written”), she would
likely deem the book boring and declare herself to be bored even if she wanted to read the …

… relationship between boredom proneness and sensation … is craving, the tendency of the
mind to grasp for and cling to … , a person does not feel bored and frustrated or angry at the …

… bored in class, but are they all equally prone to its adverse academic and socialemotional
outcomes? Could attention to boredom’s … Mind wandering might be one way for a student to …

… become bored with external activities, but also when and why people become bored with
their own thoughts. We discuss further implications of the model, such as when boredom …

… in mind all the … Boredom Proneness Scale yielded a strong relationship with the composite
self-rating score (r = .67, p < .001), indicating that one's willingness to label oneself as bored …