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Is New Brain Research on Happiness Creating a Monster?

You know the feeling. That little rush when your eye drifts to the ads on the side of your favorite […]

Carrie Rattle / November 30, 2014

The holidays are coming. Not only do we begin brainstorming gifts for friends and family, we also think about our

By: Georgia Watson As you sign for the fifth package of the week, the courier smiles at you. “Shopping again,

While we traditionally make relatively short-term New Year’s resolutions, it’s also when many of our thoughts turn to aging, that

Carrie Rattle / December 23, 2013

I’ve heard holiday come-ons before, but these take the cake. Last week, a friend told me that a few years

Carrie Rattle / September 16, 2013

This month, CreditDonkey surveyed over 1,000 Americans about their shopping habits and payment preferences. The results suggest that a significant

Carrie Rattle / September 6, 2013

There is an interesting phenomenon going on in our American culture these days, centered around shopping. This is the idea

According to their self-report, about 10% of all adults in western countries report themselves as displaying compulsive buying symptoms. How

When your spending is out of control, it can wear you down emotionally and put a strain on your relationships.

Shopping addiction is not a problem isolated to this side of the Atlantic. Buckinghamshire psychologist Nadine Field treats an average