Relationships that compulsive buying has with addiction, obsessive-compulsiveness, hoarding, and depression

Lawrence, Lee; Ciorciari, Joseph; Kyrios, Michael

doi:10.1016/j.comppsych.2014.03.005

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“…engaging in buying) with an insensitivity to long-term future consequences (e.g., indebtedness, loss of family and friends etc. ; Kyrios et al, 2004;Lawrence et al, 2014).…”

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Impaired decision making under ambiguity but not under risk in individuals with pathological buying–behavioral and psychophysiological evidence

Trotzke

Starcke

Pedersen

et al. 2015

Psychiatry Research

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“…engaging in buying) with an insensitivity to long-term future consequences (e.g., indebtedness, loss of family and friends etc. ; Kyrios et al, 2004;Lawrence et al, 2014).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impaired decision making under ambiguity but not under risk in individuals with pathological buying–behavioral and psychophysiological evidence

Trotzke

Starcke

Pedersen

et al. 2015

Psychiatry Research

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“…Systematische Medikamentenstudien stehen jedoch aus. [Lawrence et al, 2014]. In diese Zeit fallen auch die bereits erwähn-ten offenen, Erfolg versprechenden Medikamentenstudien mit SSRIs, die bekanntlich in der Behandlung von Zwangserkrankungen zugelassen sind.…”

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“…In klinischen Studien konnte gezeigt werden, dass pathologisches Kaufen phänoty-pisch mehr Ähnlichkeiten mit anderen Verhaltenssüchten (z.B. mit der Glücksspielstörung) als mit Zwangsstörungen aufweist [Lawrence et al, 2014;Mestre-Bach et al, 2017].…”

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Brauchen versus kaufen: Wenn Warenkonsum zur Sucht wird

Laskowski¹,

Trotzke²,

Müller³

2018

Verhaltenstherapie

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Obwohl pathologisches Kaufen ein seit mehr als 100 Jahren bekanntes Phänomen darstellt, ist das Störungsbild noch nicht als eigenständige Erkrankung anerkannt. Laut einer Meta-Analyse zeigen 5% der erwachsenen Allgemeinbevölkerung eine Neigung zu pathologischem Kaufen. Das Störungsbild ist geprägt von einem unwiderstehlichen Kaufdrang, einer immensen gedanklichen Beschäftigung mit Kaufen sowie unangemessenen Kaufepisoden, die der Emotionsregulation dienen. Die erworbenen Konsumgüter werden in der Regel kaum oder gar nicht benutzt. Betroffene und Angehörige erleben einen immensen Leidensdruck, der aus sozialen, beruflichen, psychischen und rechtlichen Folgeproblemen resultiert. Psychische Komorbiditäten sind typischerweise depressive und Angststörungen, pathologisches Horten, Binge-Eating-Störung, Bulimia nervosa, Glücksspielstörung und Substanzkonsumstörungen. Experimentelle Studien legen nahe, pathologisches Kaufen als eine «Störung in Zusammenhang mit süchtigem Verhalten» (Verhaltenssucht) zu klassifizieren.

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“…CBD is related to the mesolimbic dopamine reward circuit (Hartston, 2012) and because a relation has been established between CBD symptoms and reward sensitivity, CBD is more often defined as an addiction (Lawrence, Ciorciari, & Kyrios, 2014). Still, due to its similarities with pathological gambling, it is deemed more appropriate to describe CB as an addiction and not as a mood or as an obsessive-compulsive disorder (Lawrence et al, 2014). As such, it is possible to use the more popular concept of OSA, or other similar concepts, to describe CBD.…”

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Online Shopping Addiction: Symptoms, Causes and Effects

Günüç¹,

Keskin²

2016

addicta

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One of the various forms of technology used to make life easier is online shopping. Reasons for which one might prefer online shopping over real life shopping include such factors as ease of search, lower prices, a variety of goods, time saved, ease of use, entertainment, promotions, and impulsive behaviors in the shopper. A number of individuals have found themselves addicted to online shopping due to a lack of self-control. This study aims not only to reveal participants' reasons for preferring online shopping, but also to define and describe the hedonic nature of online shopping addiction. The study follows a mixed method design in which both qualitative and quantitative methods are applied in the data collection process.Qualitative data was collected from a total of 105 participants who had stated that they frequently used the internet to shop using the snowball sampling method. Quantitative data, on the other hand, was collected by asking open-ended questions to 18 randomly selected individuals from the original 105 participants.The researcher collected data through face-to-face and internet interviews over a period of five months.The sample group was composed of 80% women (n = 84) and 20% men (n = 21) with participants' ages ranging from 18 to 55 (mean: 29). The tools used to collect data were an open-ended questionnaire, a form soliciting demographic information, and the Hedonic Shopping Scale. Quantitative data were subjected to descriptive analyses, a t-Test, ANOVA analyses, and in order to classify hedonic shopping scores, to a twostage clustering analysis. Qualitative data, on the other hand, were analyzed using content analysis. This work concludes with an evaluation of the qualitative and quantitative data on online shopping followed by a discussion on factors contributing to online shopping addiction as well as related concepts.

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Relationships that compulsive buying has with addiction, obsessive-compulsiveness, hoarding, and depression

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Impaired decision making under ambiguity but not under risk in individuals with pathological buying–behavioral and psychophysiological evidence

Impaired decision making under ambiguity but not under risk in individuals with pathological buying–behavioral and psychophysiological evidence

Brauchen versus kaufen: Wenn Warenkonsum zur Sucht wird

Online Shopping Addiction: Symptoms, Causes and Effects

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