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impulsive buying ↔ stress

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Stress is identified as a negative affective state that contributes to impulsive buying as an emotional coping mechanism [1], [2]. Furthermore, research confirms that stress is a significant predictor of impulsive buying behavior [3], [4].

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Understanding the Psychology of Impulse Buying in E-Commerce jmsr-online.com Journal of Management and Science Research 4 facts
claimNegative affective states, including stress, anxiety, and depression, contribute to impulsive buying by serving as emotional coping mechanisms.
claimImpulsive buying is significantly predicted by mood, boredom, stress, and emotional regulation, according to a meta-analytic review by Amos et al. (2019).
claimNegative affective states, including stress, anxiety, and depression, contribute to impulsive buying by serving as emotional coping mechanisms.
claimImpulsive buying is significantly predicted by mood, boredom, stress, and emotional regulation, according to a meta-analytic review by Amos et al. (2019).