2017
DOI: 10.15805/addicta.2017.4.2.0010
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Testing Models Regarding Online Shopping Addiction

Abstract: The aim of this study is to examine why adults prefer online shopping and which factors lead to online shopping addiction. The study has been carried out using the screening model, a quantitative research method. Certain variables in the study have been identified in light of the qualitative findings, with theoretical models being developed in the first part of the study. These models are then tested quantitatively in the second part of the study. The data has been collected from 105 adults using the snowball … Show more

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“…Studies have shown that hedonic shopping addiction can lead to a negative emotions or even to depression. Because of online-shopping addiction and its associated financial costs, interpersonal or family conflicts may occur (Dogan Keskin and Günüç, 2017). Impulse buying is fundamentally a problem of failing to delay gratification.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Studies have shown that hedonic shopping addiction can lead to a negative emotions or even to depression. Because of online-shopping addiction and its associated financial costs, interpersonal or family conflicts may occur (Dogan Keskin and Günüç, 2017). Impulse buying is fundamentally a problem of failing to delay gratification.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In one study, materialism was significantly and positively correlated with internet addiction, and a positive correlation was found between internet addiction and a tendency for impulsive online buying (Sun and Wu, 2011). There is also a relationship between online-shopping addictive behavior and hedonism (Günüç and Dogan Keskin, 2016;Dogan Keskin and Günüç, 2017). This hedonic impulsive behavior brings joy, relaxation, and happiness.…”
Section: Online-shopping Addictionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Furthermore, it has been found that impulse buying is a strong predictor of shopping addiction (Charzy nska et al, 2021;Do ganKeskin & Günüç, 2017;Uzarska et al, 2021;Zhang et al, 2019). This implies that hedonic shopping motives also indirectly impact addiction through impulse buying.…”
Section: Mediating Role Of Hedonic Shopping Motivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Online shopping can cause psychological disorders, which is usually accompanied by various symptoms, including anxiety, depression or stress. This condition will get worse if it happens repeatedly, especially to addicted shoppers (Doğan Keskin & Günüç, 2017;Hasmujaji, 2016). Buyers of goods or services online have the potential to experience psychological disorders (Samantray, 2015) or create the possibility of the formation of psychological disorders (Doğan Keskin & Günüç, 2017;Trotzke, Starcke, Muller, & Brand, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This condition will get worse if it happens repeatedly, especially to addicted shoppers (Doğan Keskin & Günüç, 2017;Hasmujaji, 2016). Buyers of goods or services online have the potential to experience psychological disorders (Samantray, 2015) or create the possibility of the formation of psychological disorders (Doğan Keskin & Günüç, 2017;Trotzke, Starcke, Muller, & Brand, 2015). It happens because in an online transaction, the buyer cannot directly meet with the seller or come to the store, but only through electronic media or social media that the seller uses.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%