This document discusses shopaholism and compulsive buying behavior. It provides statistics showing that 91% of shopaholics are women. Reasons for shopaholic tendencies include using shopping to feel better emotions like enjoyment, overcoming boredom, peer influence, and managing mood. Steps to stop being a shopaholic include avoiding shopping just for sales, keeping busy, using cash instead of credit cards, and making shopping lists. Confessions from self-identified shopaholics are included, as well as some quotes about shopping and fashion.
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9. To Feel (Chivers, 2010)
It has been proved time and again
that when you buy something
new and fancy, it gives you a
temporary enhancement and you
feel much better for some time.
(Ridgway, Kukar- Kinney, and Monroe 2008)
When we shop, we experience good feeling like
shopping enjoyment :)
10. To overcome
The absence of feeling boredom or
anything that significant always
leads people to the shopping malls
and they end up purchasing stuff.
When we bored, we tend to buy things that we
already have.
11. For
You may be aware that window is an
entertainment that is indulged in by many people. However, it
also leads to them buying stuff that so many things becomes
difficult to resist.
Ooopppsss! End up purchasing items .
12. Peer
The need to be recognized in social
circles of their life and the need to
impress their friends is reason why
people keep buying stuff. Its also
related to the factor of low self-
esteem (Faber and O’Guinn 1992) where
they feel that they are not style
enough compared to others.
13. This happen to many people who let
their influence their
mind to end up buying a lot of
different stuff at the same time.
Shopping is able to manage
A shopaholic's frequent spending may come from
deeper personal issues.
their mood state (Lee, Mysyk 2003).
16. Doing nothing often leads to
temptations that are hard to resist
like go to
KEEP YOURSELF
If you were NOT busy enough,
you will end up doing stuff that
you would not have expected.
Focus more on your career (Tong, 1998)
17. Swiping
Credit Card
Increasingly access of credit card
encourages to
spend more than they want.
Use cash
instead of
credit card.
Set a budget.
‘‘it certainly not feels like you’re
actually use your money if you
use credit cards’’ (Lee, Mysyk
2003)
18. Bring And Stick
To Them
A good solution
was to write down Shop with
a list of the things a list
(Chivers, 2010).
you want to buy.
20. “Sometimes I window shop online to find
great deals. And also, I being at the
mall. I just really like being out and walking
around looking at stuff!”
“We are a !!!!
We shop when we were bored, we shop
when in need, and we even shop for fun!”
21. I am shopaholic. I love to get good deals. To
me the fun of is "finding"
a great deal. How else can I get the high of a
great deal?
“We need to go shopping several times a
week or we will feel an empty inside. We
can't stop buying girls things and many
things. We LOVE stuff”
23. like to buy something
for themselves to balance their
own needs but they also increase
their problems and they need a
suitable treatment.
We know that we are the
owner of our life. We
can make our life different if we do
our best to plan it in a right way.
24. "Fashions fade, style is eternal."
— Yves Saint-Laurent is eternal."
"Fashions fade, style
- Yves Saint-Laurent
“I always say shopping is
cheaper than a psychiatrist.”
-Tammy Faye Bakker
“Win or lose, we go shopping
after the election.”
- Imelda Marcos
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Clothes Shopping: http://myyearwithoutclothesshopping.com/mystory/what-is-a-shopaholic
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