What Are Some Psychological Social and Financial Effects of Shopping Essay Draft Essay 500 words please check the images below for the outline. APA style.

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Body 2: – psychological effects of shopping effects of
shopping
Some individuals keep on buying because they are looking
for that ‘buy high,’ hoping their purchases will lift their mood
and transform them as a person
A. Fear of missing out
(Speaking of Psychology: What Guides Our Buying
Behaviors, august 2019)
B. Buzz of a better mood
(Salazar, D. (2003). Shopping. Renacimiento)
C. peer pressure
(Cullingford, C., & Morrison, J. (1997))
Body 3: social effects of shopping
A. Interaction and social connection with
others
(Negative impact on shopping
addiction, January 4)
B. word of mouth
(Negative impact on shopping
addiction, January 4)
C.
Body 4: financial effects of shopping
Some people might spend most of their salary on shopping
either online or in store
A. online shopping
(Social effects on unplanned in-store buying, science direct)
B. in-store shopping
(Social effects on unplanned in-store buying, science direct)
C. buying unintentional goods
(Social effects on unplanned in-store buying, science direct)
Conclusion: As a conclusion, most people in the worlds
spend a lot of time shopping, whether it is for their house or
personal needs or to express themselves with clothes and
accessories. However, if someone becomes a compulsive
buyer, they will unintentionally buy a lot of goods they do not
need and this will affect them socially, financially, and
psychologically.
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OUTLINE 1
Title: What are some psychological
/social/financial effects of shopping?
Hook: – Approximately 10 percent of adults in Western
countries are believed to have a compulsive spending disorder
that leads them to lose control over their buying behavior, and
the trend is on the rise.
Thesis: shopping can be fun, it is a way to buy the necessities
one needs to live a regular life and it can a way to buy things
to help one express themselves; it can be done online or even
store bought. Either way, if one shops without limits it can
have many side effects on that person
Body 1:- Topic Sentence: people either love, hate, or feel
nothing towards spending money on shopping; however, there
are people who are compulsive buyers that end up with
psychological, social, and even financial problems.
Shopping is a necessity in life because people have
basic needs that they have to buy, yet some people do not a
have any control.
A. Compulsive shopping
(O’Guinn, T., & Faber, R. (1989))
B. Pleasure of buying
(Rook, D. (1987))
C. Pain of paying
(O’Guinn, T., & Faber, R. (1989))
Body 2: – psychological effects of shopping effects of
shopping
Some individuals keep on buying because they are looking
for that ‘buy high,’ hoping their purchases will lift their mood
and transform them as a person
A. Fear of missing out
(Speaking of Psychology: What Guides Our Buying
Behaviors, august 2019)
B. Buzz of a better mood
(Salazar, D. (2003). Shopping. Renacimiento)
C. peer pressure
(Cullingford, C., & Morrison, J. (1997))
Body 3: social effects of shopping
A. Interaction and social connection with
others
(Negative impact on shopping

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