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Lectures Name
Title
: Are you Shopaholics?
Organizational Pattern
: Topical order
Visual Aid
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General Purpose
: To inform
Specific Purpose: : To inform my audience about the symptoms, causes and
treatment for
Shopping Addiction.
Central Idea
: Today I would like to remind you about badness of
Shopaholics that should
be avoided.
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Introduction
According to the graph, from 2012 until June 2014, a total of 1,940
youths under 25 years old had been declared bankrupt, about one-third
(579) of whom became bankrupt in the first half of this year.
A. Minister in the Prime Ministers Department Nancy Shukri, who
oversees the Department of Insolvency (MDI), believes many
others are on the brink of bankruptcy for spending more than
they earn and drowning in debt. Echoing her comments, many
experts raised the same old arguments our young cannot
differentiate a necessity from luxury, confusing their needs
with their wants.
B. As we can see, credit card debt is one of the top causes of young
bankrupt.
In psychology, there is a clear explanation about the 'shopaholic' is an
excessive or compulsive shopping event that is often paid for by credit
cards or other methods.
Based on an expert report Health Sciences, University of Indiana United
States (US), Prof. Ruth Eng some individuals suffer from chronic
addiction to spending practices when there is excitement generated by
their brains.
At the same time, a 'shopaholic' did not show any physical signs that
classifies them as a related group. The difference is quite obvious may
be seen from the perspective of the emotional impact of the 'madness'
or to finance their spending.
Today I would like to inform you about the symptoms of Shopaholics,
the causes of Shopaholics and how to control the Shopping Addiction.
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Body
Shopaholics have two symptoms which is emotional and physical
symptoms.
A. Regarding on Dr. April Lane Benson, she lists the following
emotional symptoms of shopping addiction to be aware of.
(Transition: Now you know clearly about the symptoms shopping addiction. Do
you want to be one part of them? Lets look at how shopping habits can happen
to a person)
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
Dr April Benson . Stop Over shopping. Retrieved November 29, 2015 from
http://www.shopaholicnomore.com/are-you-a-shopaholic
American mental health channel, Retrieved December 11, 2008 from
http://www.healthyplace.com/addictions/shopping-addiction/treatmentshopping-addiction
The star online Young and Broke in Malaysia, Retrieved November 9, 2014
from
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation
Terrence Shulman Shopaholics Anonymous, Retrieved February 2013 from
http://www.shopaholicsanonymous.org
Michelle I am an emotional shopaholics, Retrieved July 13 2015 from
http://www.budgetbloggess.com/im-an-emotional-shopaholic-toolsand-tips-to-overcome-shopping-addiction/
According to the graph, from 2012 until June 2014, a total of 1,940 youths
under 25 years old had been declared bankrupt, about one-third (579) of whom
became bankrupt in the first half of this year. Minister in the Prime Ministers
Department Nancy Shukri, who oversees the Department of Insolvency (MDI),
believes many others are on the brink of bankruptcy for spending more than
they earn and drowning in debt. Echoing her comments, many experts raised
the same old arguments our young cannot differentiate a necessity from
luxury, confusing their needs with their wants. As we can see, credit card
debt is one of the top causes of young bankrupt. It is clear that the use of credit
cards in Malaysia to encourage a group of users called 'shopaholic' to increase
their spending power without planning and seemed addicted to lead to financial
problems.
Now you know clearly about the symptoms shopping addiction. Do you
want to be one part of them? Lets look at how bad habits like this can happen to
a person. As defined by magazine Helium usually starting off as a feeling of this
type of shopper gains a sense of relief shortly after making their purchases.
Shopping provides a sense of excitement which may be missing in a persons
life. Just the simple experience of being in a mall or store is exciting, as there are
bright lights, colourful displays, uplifting music, and lots of treats for the senses.
That sure beats the monotony of day-to-day life which we all sometimes
experience.
People who are addicted to shopping or spending may also suffer from
depression These conditions can fuel the behaviour and may be related to
some of the other underlying causes of compulsive shopping. Perfectionism is
one trait that is thought to contribute to the problem. People with low selfesteem or overly high expectations for themselves may shop for the best and
latest items in an attempt to feel better about them and impress others.
Shopping can also provide people with a stronger sense of control over their
surroundings.
For some shopping addicts, purchases temporarily fill a perceived
inner void or loneliness. A person who is suffering from a significant loss, such
as the death of a close family member, may be driven to shop to take his or her
mind off the loss. Certain items can provide comfort or give the person a sense
of completeness, but because this feeling doesn't last, the person feels the need
to make additional purchases.
Given the severity of Shopaholics, Im sure you are wondering how they
can be treated. There are three major options to overcome Shopaholics habits.
First option is