2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2016.01.042
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Compulsive buying and depressive symptoms among female citizens of the United Arab Emirates

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“…The modulations in overall life satisfactions could be caused by bottom-up effects (e.g., life satisfaction variables and life events) but only for the time they are present (note that specific life circumstances have not been assessed in the present work) and not by the influence of personality. This assumption requires further investigation, but evidence from the literature suggests that the presence or absence of specific life circumstances (e.g., disease, healthy lifestyle, and physical activity) and disorders such as pathological buying [ 64 ] and Internet addiction [ 52 ] have the potential to (temporarily) modify overall life satisfaction. Furthermore, the findings in three of our surveys indicated the prominent role of leisure (at least in Europe) when determining overall life satisfaction.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The modulations in overall life satisfactions could be caused by bottom-up effects (e.g., life satisfaction variables and life events) but only for the time they are present (note that specific life circumstances have not been assessed in the present work) and not by the influence of personality. This assumption requires further investigation, but evidence from the literature suggests that the presence or absence of specific life circumstances (e.g., disease, healthy lifestyle, and physical activity) and disorders such as pathological buying [ 64 ] and Internet addiction [ 52 ] have the potential to (temporarily) modify overall life satisfaction. Furthermore, the findings in three of our surveys indicated the prominent role of leisure (at least in Europe) when determining overall life satisfaction.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…E, ainda mais, com indivíduos que possuem um perfil de consumo compulsivo. A compra compulsiva foi associada à sintomatologia depressiva elevada (Thomas, Al-Menhali, & Humeidan, 2016). Vários estudos também relatam que os sintomas depressivos estão fortemente correlacionados com os elevados níveis de compra compulsiva.…”
Section: Depressão E Hábitos De Consumounclassified
“…Perspectivas sociales y culturales han hecho hincapié en que constituye un problema con raíces sociales importantes, en tanto valores capitalistas sobre el consumo y la adquisición, aspectos de la publicidad centrados en igualar la felicidad con la adquisición de objetos, llevan a que las personas presenten unos mayores niveles de consumo (Black, 2010;Grant, Potenza, Krishnan-Sarin, Cavallo & Desai, 2011). Esto permitiría explicar por qué el fenómeno es más común en países con altos niveles de consumo (Thomas, Al-Menhali & Humeidan, 2016). Así mismo se ha resaltado la importancia del proceso de socialización temprana asociado con el estilo de crianza y los aprendizajes familiares que se desarrollan en casa y que pueden lugar a rasgos como el materialismo cuando se estudia desde un enfoque más individual (Unger, Lyu & Zimbardo, 2018).…”
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“…Al respecto, algunos estudios han encontrado que la compra compulsiva posee comorbilidad con los trastornos de ansiedad y depresión (Aboujaoude, 2014;Grant et al, 2011;Kim et al, 2018, Otero-López & Villardefrancos, 2014Sohn & Choi, 2014;Thomas et al, 2016;Zhang, Brook, Leukefeld & Brook, 2016). Al parecer, las personas toman gran parte de sus decisiones de compra cuando se sienten ansiosos, ya que el comportamiento de compra reduce los sentimientos ansiógenos por medio de la recompensa y, en consecuencia, podría ocasionar que estos sujetos busquen repetir estos comportamientos con una mayor frecuencia debido a la conciencia que tienen de que la ansiedad va a disminuir con la conducta, empero, al no poder efectuarla de nuevo y no volver al escenario de compra, se pueden generar nuevamente sentimientos de ansiedad aún más intensos (Davenport, Houston & Griffiths, 2012).…”
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