Stress responsivity combined with habitual Pavlovian-to-instrumental transfer predicts daily use of buying-shopping platforms, indicating stress-driven habitual behavior.
Stress responsivity and habitual behaviors interact to predict everyday use of buying-shopping platforms, suggesting a need to build functional habits for stressful events.
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The findings indicate an interplay between stress responsivity and habitual behaviors on everyday use of buying-shopping platforms, aligning with the I-PACE model. Future research should investigate long-term longitudinal effects of habit formation in the development of problematic online BSh. Clinical implications include building and implementing functional habits for stressful events to counteract shopping-specific habits facilitated by stress.
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