1.a)
According to the text Inside the mind of a shopaholic, it's correct to say that:
A
during Christmas time, holiday shoppers make bigger spectacles of themselves.
B
it's impossible to distinguish compulsive shoppers and ordinary shoppers.
C
at low moments, people are most likely to shop for high-status items.
D
researchers are investigating possible treatment options.
E
people in a better mood are more likely to shop compulsively.
1.b)
In the sentence "Approximately 6 percent of the U.S. population has this condition", the highlighted words refer to people who:
A
feel depressed when they buy a lot.
B
control the lack of money and credit management.
C
have a shopping disorder.
D
shop as a pastime activity.
E
have experienced a traumatic event.
1.c)
Which institution is researching the differences between someone with compulsive shopping disorder and a more run-of-the-mill spendthrift?
A
San Francisco State University.
B
The University of Bergen in Norway.
C
Michigan State University.
D
The Social Psychological and Personality Science Center.
E
Newsdiscovery.com.
1.d)
Based on the Bergen Shopping Addiction Scale, choose the option that contains criteria used to identify shopping addiction.
A
Worries about you owe.
B
Giving money, goods or time to the unfortunate.
C
Putting obligations aside and embracing shopping.
D
Improving your overall opinion of yourself.
E
Capacity to change behavior.
1.e)
In addition to the seven criteria, researchers found two key personality traits that increase the risk of developing compulsive shopping behavior. What are they?
A
Extroversion and neuroticism.
B
Sense of self and extroversion.
C
Authoritarian and competitive.
D
Sensitive and self-critical.
E
Materialistic and emotional.
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a)
De acordo com o texto Dentro da mente de um comprador compulsivo, é correto dizer que:
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durante a época do Natal, os compradores do feriado fazem espetáculos maiores de si mesmos.
B
é impossível distinguir c
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