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The Case for Compulsive Shopping as an Addiction
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 2012Addictive drugs like cocaine, opiates and nicotine, through direct or indirect means, hyperstimulate the dopamine (DA) reward system. Some behaviors, for some people, can have similar effects on the same DA reward circuitry resulting in very similar addictive behavior patterns and consequences.
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Addiction in cyberspace: flow experience on e-shopping
International Journal of Web Based Communities, 2014The study wants to realise that flow experience as a moderator on online buying behaviour. The object of this research is who is used to internet shopping in Taiwan and the age is between 16 and 30. The result indicates that internet addiction has positive effect on consumer purchase behaviour.
Han-Jen Niu, Chun-Tao Chang
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Studies in Neuroscience, Psychology and Behavioral Economics, 2022
Aniko Maráz, Sebastiano Costa
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Aniko Maráz, Sebastiano Costa
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Restriction of Addictive Shopping Behavior
2022This study qualitatively examined the restriction process of addictive buying behaviors using information recalled by four ex-shopaholic Western women. The study identified two reasons why the women decided to regulate their behaviors, including the issues with their financial statuses and the problems they had with their partners and family members ...
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The interplay of Internet addiction and compulsive shopping behaviors
Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal, 2016We examined the relationship between Internet addiction and compulsive shopping in offline versus online settings, and the role of consumers' self-esteem on their offline behavior and compulsive e-buying tendencies. We received 257 usable responses to a self-administrated online survey.
Seungsin Lee +2 more
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[Shopping as problem: shopping addiction].
Casopis lekaru ceskych, 2010Studies on non-clinical populations show a considerable prevalence of this disorder. Other mental problems are common in these people and the higher occurrence of physical illnesses related to stress can be also expected. We deal with the diagnosis of shopping addiction, its causes, comorbidities and treatment.
Karel, Nespor, Andrea, Scheansová
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2022
Due to busy lifestyles and technological development, online shopping has grown rapidly. At the same time, the tendency to become addicted to online shopping has increased. There are significant differences between the behaviours of addicted and non-addicted people towards online shopping.
Ambarile Gamaralalage Samindi Nawodya +2 more
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Due to busy lifestyles and technological development, online shopping has grown rapidly. At the same time, the tendency to become addicted to online shopping has increased. There are significant differences between the behaviours of addicted and non-addicted people towards online shopping.
Ambarile Gamaralalage Samindi Nawodya +2 more
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Shopping addiction: A brief review.
Practice Innovations, 2021Daryl Wayne Niedermoser +10 more
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Adaptation of Bergen Shopping Addiction Scale to the Compulsive Online Shopping Behavior
2018Amaç: Buaraştırmanın amacı Bergen Alışveriş Bağımlılığı Ölçeği’nin çevrimiçialışverişlerde kullanılmak üzere oluşturulan formu olan Kompülsif ÇevrimiçiSatın Alma Ölçeği’nin (KÇSA) Türkçe formunun geçerlik, güvenirlik çalışmasınınyapılmasıdır. Yöntem: Ölçek 28 maddedir ve çalışmaya Türkiye genelinde 52 ilden %71.3’ü kadın (n=194), % 28.7’si erkek (n=78)
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