“Phubbing” refers to moments when a romantic partner’s attention shifts to their phone during shared time. Psychological literature suggests this behaviour can erode intimacy, trust and satisfaction in partnerships. The question frames respondents’ perceptions without assuming that technology is inherently harmful. Options are neutral descriptors rather than moral judgements. This helps capture varying attitudes about everyday relational dynamics and the modern role of mobile devices. Exploring this can shed light on how digital behaviours intersect with human connection in close relationships.